The market's "self-rescue trend": a meticulously arranged net collection

$mask, after pulling for more than ten consecutive days, ultimately withdrew

Before that, it was $wct $om, and before that was #auxtion

This phenomenon is not an isolated case, but a common state of the current altcoin market

A carefully orchestrated self-rescue trend is essentially the final liquidity harvesting.

Behind all this is various projects finding their own "last selling opportunity"

All coins are on the same sinking ship; it's just a matter of who jumps off first.

The ones who end up being the bag holders are always those individual investors who still believe in miracles,

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Why do altcoins need to "self-rescue"?

This market has long since lost the so-called "funds rotation." Many projects know themselves that no one pays attention without pump, and without creating heat, there is fundamentally no liquidity. For them, liquidity has become a matter of life and death regarding whether they can "offload their holdings." If they can't make it to trending searches, can't generate K-lines, and can't stir emotions, it means they are trapped in the charts,

With liquidity exhausted, narratives withering, and trust overdrawn, the market has reached a stage where it can only survive by "artificially creating trends." Everything you see—starts, excitement, FOMO—are projects desperately competing for the last window of opportunity to sell

Each project is performing its final struggle, trading temporary spikes for a lifeline, just to seize the golden opportunity to unload.

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It's not about making the wrong choice and losing; it’s about making the right choice and still potentially getting crushed

Don't say it's just newcomers; even for us seasoned investors, the operational difficulty of this kind of trend has reached hellish levels.

Not only do we have to watch the market's face, fluctuating up and down, but we also have to hit the coin chosen by strong whales in a short time, never knowing when the project team might suddenly turn around and hit us with a fatal blow

The market has pushed everyone to the point of "paranoia"

—Everyone is afraid that the coin they hold might turn into the "last stick" at any moment.