Observations Against Common Sense in the Cryptocurrency World: The More the Community 'Works Harder', the More the Coin Price Drops?
In the cryptocurrency world, there is an counterintuitive phenomenon: the downtrend of a coin often begins with 'fully building community consensus'.
Once a coin is listed on an exchange and contracts are opened, the harder the community works on promotion, customer experience, and conveying confidence, the more the coin price tends to drop.
The core reason is simple: as long as retail investors still have fantasies about the coin price, believing that 'a strong community will drive prices up', the big players will not stop dumping — for them, 'killing the retail investors' fantasies' is what counts as a thorough drop.
Moreover, the underlying logic of exchanges stands in opposition to the retail community: the higher the quality of community building and the more confidence retail investors have, the more like 'ripe sheep to be sheared' they become, allowing exchanges and big players to earn huge profits through contract liquidations and heavy selling.
Therefore, to stop the coin price from continuing to drop, one must 'go against the grain': promote less, engage less in customer experience, do not increase positions, do not fantasize about the future, and do not add drama to the project, allowing the market to return to rationality.
Ironically, if you hate someone, just advise them to buy a certain coin and then desperately help them 'support' this coin — the greater your influence, the more retail investors will enter, and the harder the big players will harvest; the more they will ultimately lose.
This is the essence of certain projects in the cryptocurrency world 'harvesting'.