AXS this project, I have been paying attention to it since the last wave of blockchain games, and I actually participated. It’s a bit regrettable—timing the entry was not precise enough, and in the end, I only suffered a small loss.
The recent upward trend over the past few days actually has some tricks behind it. From the market performance, it’s clear that the main players have already completed their chip accumulation at the bottom. Now they are holding tight and starting to replicate the tactics of some hot coins recently—controlling the supply on the spot to push the price up, while simultaneously harvesting on the futures side. Everyone has seen this kind of strategy before.
If you want to participate in this wave of market, my view is as follows: every time there’s a small correction to a lower support level, consider going long. Once it reaches a certain level, decisively exit. Don’t think about eating a big profit all at once. Even if it continues to rise later, you can participate multiple times, repeatedly riding the waves. But don’t expect to hold it forever, because such coins often experience sudden crashes. This type of project is not suitable for long-term holding; it’s purely a trading opportunity during the short-term hype.
The recent surge of SPL was actually a sign that this was about to exit. To put it simply, most blockchain games are designed with dual tokens—for example, in this game, AXS is used to buy and sell game characters, but the earnings generated by the characters are settled in SPL. The two tokens are closely linked.
That said, this project is already outdated. The only reason it can still be pumped is that the main players want to extract some profit. Be cautious if you participate.
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ParallelChainMaxi
· 17h ago
Here we go again with the pump and dump, the main players' tactics are really old school.
It's the same old trick of bottom accumulation and contract harvesting. This wave of AXS does resemble a copy of SPL, but I think it's more虚 (less substantial).
An outdated project can rally so strongly, there must be something fishy behind it.
Swing trading is fine, but don't be greedy. Once the support breaks, it's really instant death.
This is the fate of short-term trading. Don't expect to hold long-term, you'll get wiped out.
The main players finish their pump and run, retail investors end up holding the bag—an eternal套路 (routine).
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just_another_wallet
· 17h ago
It's the same old trick of cutting leeks again. The main players have finished laying low at the bottom and are about to push the price up.
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BrokenDAO
· 17h ago
It's the same old trick again, switching coins and repeating the cycle.
The incentive mechanism for the main players has long been distorted, with rounds of profit-taking after each round. This is the real governance failure.
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rekt_but_resilient
· 17h ago
It's the same old trick again. Once the main players have eaten enough at the bottom, they start harvesting the profits.
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LayerHopper
· 17h ago
Once again, it's the same old trick of cutting leeks; the main players just want to siphon blood from dead projects.
Another round of the harvesting show, I really don't want to see it a second time.
Short-term is short-term, don't think about long-term holding, wake up everyone.
I saw through that SPL move; these guys just want to repeat the same routine.
A pullback to go long, don't be greedy, that's the whole logic.
Outdated projects are still being tossed around, it's really speechless.
The main players' tactics are too obvious, it's a bit insulting to intelligence.
Participated multiple times in swing trading, but be very careful not to slip and catch the last blow.
These kinds of coins are just casinos, don't bet your assets on them.
AXS this project, I have been paying attention to it since the last wave of blockchain games, and I actually participated. It’s a bit regrettable—timing the entry was not precise enough, and in the end, I only suffered a small loss.
The recent upward trend over the past few days actually has some tricks behind it. From the market performance, it’s clear that the main players have already completed their chip accumulation at the bottom. Now they are holding tight and starting to replicate the tactics of some hot coins recently—controlling the supply on the spot to push the price up, while simultaneously harvesting on the futures side. Everyone has seen this kind of strategy before.
If you want to participate in this wave of market, my view is as follows: every time there’s a small correction to a lower support level, consider going long. Once it reaches a certain level, decisively exit. Don’t think about eating a big profit all at once. Even if it continues to rise later, you can participate multiple times, repeatedly riding the waves. But don’t expect to hold it forever, because such coins often experience sudden crashes. This type of project is not suitable for long-term holding; it’s purely a trading opportunity during the short-term hype.
The recent surge of SPL was actually a sign that this was about to exit. To put it simply, most blockchain games are designed with dual tokens—for example, in this game, AXS is used to buy and sell game characters, but the earnings generated by the characters are settled in SPL. The two tokens are closely linked.
That said, this project is already outdated. The only reason it can still be pumped is that the main players want to extract some profit. Be cautious if you participate.