2026-01-21 04:20:30

It feels like the AIA project is about to encounter problems. The main reason is that there are simply too many participants entering, which means that the upcoming fee costs will rise sharply, forcing participants to bear higher costs.

The current upward trend looks uncertain; it's hard to tell whether it's a trap or a trap to lure more buyers. The project's logic and intentions are also confusing. What's more heartbreaking is that the bullish camp is growing larger and larger, with some shaking out and others coming in repeatedly. Under this tug-of-war, retail investors chasing the high will only increase. It's really hard to say what will happen next.

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staking_gramps

· 01-21 04:46

There are too many people, indeed can't play. I've seen this kind of situation several times. The more retail investors rush in, the worse they get hurt when it's time to cut. Who the hell knows whether it's going up or down... even the project team probably doesn't know. Retail investors chasing highs is just like gambling; those who enter late are doomed. With such high fees, you still want to push? You really have guts. This is a typical game between whales and retail investors; big funds have already run away. It looks like honey but is actually all knives. Who is really cutting whom? It's a mess.

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GateUser-c799715c

· 01-21 04:44

There are really too many people, which is a hidden danger. This rhythm is just the prelude to cutting leeks. --- What exactly is the project team doing? The logic is extremely chaotic. --- Another unfinished pit, everyone who enters has to take the blame. --- It's hard to tell whether it's a trap or a false breakout. That's the most terrifying part. --- Waiting to see the follow-up, feeling uneasy. --- Why can't retail investors learn to chase highs? --- Fees are soaring, profits are dropping, it's really uncomfortable. --- Playing the washout tactic so skillfully. --- More and more bulls, risk index rising sharply. --- AIA, this round might be doomed.

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SandwichDetector

· 01-21 04:41

Too many people and it's doomed. No matter how you look at this AIA, it seems like a pump-and-dump game. --- Indecisive about whether it's a trap or a pump, I really dare not touch it. --- More and more retail investors are chasing high prices, so I'll just sit back and watch the fight. --- The rising costs and fees, someone should have brought this up a long time ago. --- I can't understand what the project team is playing at; it feels like a big event is coming. --- The washout and tug-of-war pattern, I've seen it too many times. --- The explosive increase in the number of participants entering the market is a warning signal, everyone. --- Who suffers the most when costs rise? It’s definitely the latecomers. --- Hard to say anything specific, probably just going to keep falling like this. --- The more bulls there are, the more unsettling it becomes. This thing is really tense.

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BrokenYield

· 01-21 04:39

ngl, classic liquidity trap—too much capital chasing the same narrative always ends in systemic risk. seen this correlation matrix a hundred times before, smart money exits when retail piles in like this. the fee structure on aia is gonna collapse under its own weight, mark my words.

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