Playing Yaobi until your nerves are shot—three months of hard work wasted, so who is acting out this script?

Earlier, I came across a brother. In this RE move, the dog pool just took turns cleaning him up. The orders blew up to 200. When I checked the overall ledger, he’d lost 30,000 yuan in three months—about 10,000 a month. His three months’ salary basically went down the drain.

Honestly, I’m too familiar with this kind of script. Either you’ve stepped into the pit yourself, or someone around you has. The biggest feature of Yaobi is that you think you’re bottom-fishing—when in fact the market maker is just drawing a door right in front of your face.

When I saw this post, my first thought was: this brother definitely isn’t the first time RE has cleaned him up. This kind of coin’s liquidity is basically like stagnant water. Once you pull it, it goes straight up or straight down. If you chase in, you become the bagholder. If you wait for it to drop and then enter, it’ll pull the move and blow up the shorts again.

The logic the main players use to run the market is especially simple—eat your stop loss, then leave after they’re done.

My own experience trading Yaobi is: don’t try to argue with it. When it’s up, just watch. When it’s down, don’t rush to “buy the dip.” Wait until it goes sideways and volume shrinks until you don’t even want to look anymore—then consider whether to try a small position.

In this kind of environment, when the big BTC doesn’t make a statement, the altcoins are all linked and acting like total lunatics. If you open positions that frequently, you’re basically doing work for the exchange.

Especially with RE—on-chain holdings are very concentrated, and the market maker’s ability to control the盘（market）isn’t low. Expecting it to follow a trend is less realistic than expecting it to release good news tomorrow. Trading coins like this means you have to accept your fate: either don’t do it, or treat the money in this trade as already thrown away. Don’t think about “getting it back.” That mindset will ultimately make you lose even more.

Now when I see posts like this, I only have one feeling: whether the crypto market makes money or not isn’t the main thing—living long is what matters. If you lose today, just accept it. There will be chances tomorrow.

If you lose but refuse to accept it, and then go bigger on the next one—that’s the real bottomless pit.

But having said that, I just saw the message about Hormuz, and the US-Iran mess is starting to get pulled and tugged again. Switzerland is discussing it today; Iran’s military says they’ll close the strait, and then they say they won’t.

Geopolitical events like this have never been small matters for the crypto world. Once they really start to ferment, liquidity will first shrink into $BTC and $ETH, and altcoins—especially Yaobi—will be the first batch to get bled.

RE’s order book is already thin to begin with. If macro sentiment also weighs on it, it’s not impossible that the main players could just smash it down in line with the move. Having ammunition ready and waiting for a pullback might be safer than chasing in.

So what do you all think? Does a coin like RE still have a market maker’s conscience? Let’s chat in the comments.
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