2026-01-08 12:20:11

The same big players appeared on BSC, and everyone shouted conspiracy, whale manipulation, and insider trading.

Turning around to Sol, everyone is all smiles.

Here, people are still crazy about hype, and then it turns into a 114514-style celebration, but within a couple of days, it gets dumped. Isn't that ironic? For this so-called "conspiracy scheme," the logic is actually very simple—if you're not in that circle, your only role is a liquidity provider. In other words, you're either a co-conspirator or a target of being harvested.

The same routine, different chains, completely opposite attitudes. Why is the market's perception of risk so inconsistent?

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SchrodingerWallet

· 2h ago

A typical double standard scene for new investors—switch to a different chain and change your mindset. LOL

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MidnightTrader

· 01-08 18:47

Yeah, this is the true picture of the crypto world—double standards everywhere. Switching chains, but still the same mindset, it's hilarious. Really think you're smart? Actually, you're just waiting to be harvested like a leek. I also saw that wave of Sol, hyped up so much, but it crashed even harder in two days. Basically, it's about who runs first; those who stay behind are doomed to be at the bottom.

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RiddleMaster

· 01-08 12:50

Basically, it's just gambler mentality; switching chains to brainwash yourself. This time is different, this time is different... but in the end, still got cut. Wait, are you serious about 114514? Haha It's a typical case of selective blindness; as long as it goes up, it's a good story. I just want to know, when will it be our turn in the circle?

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WagmiOrRekt

· 01-08 12:46

This is the real crypto market. Changing chains means changing your mindset. It's funny. --- Exactly, either join the community or get harvested. There’s no third way. --- That round of Sol also left me stunned. The same market, the same people, how did their attitude turn 180 degrees? --- The term liquidity provider is brilliantly used; it’s actually a nickname for retail investors. --- I really can’t believe it. BSC is a conspiracy theory, but Sol has become the mainstream narrative? Double standards in action. --- No one wants to admit they’re FOMOing; they just want to shift the blame to the community and the chain. --- Two days of sudden crashes are routine operations. This is the game we play. --- The most ironic thing is that everyone knows the tricks, but they still rush in. The crypto circle is really chaotic.

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SatoshiLeftOnRead

· 01-08 12:41

Laughing out loud, the double standard monster is born like this, BSC one set, SOL another set

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OvertimeSquid

· 01-08 12:38

I'll try to see if I can find that big account's address on the Solana chain. Anyway, BSC has already been blacklisted by me.

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WagmiWarrior

· 01-08 12:35

Basically, it's just selective blindness. As long as the coin is going up, you can't see anything.

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MintMaster

· 01-08 12:23

Is this what you call selective blindness? Just switch to another chain and pretend you didn't see it? All the firsthand information is right here, yet you still deceive yourself, classic case. I'm also involved in that wave of SOL, still thinking about how to cut losses. It's just the same market maker, different audiences—BSC's retail investors vs. SOL's big players. Honestly, those who didn't catch the rally call the market manipulator, those who did call the genius. It's human nature, right? We are the clearest when losing money. Why is it so easy to get cut? Where has all the vigilance gone?

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