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$CHESS Today, there was a noticeable pump. This reminds people of the classic traps of those old coins on the BSC chain - once they are tagged for observation or news of delisting spreads, there is often a sudden wave of "zombie" market.



The previous alpaca and BAKE are living examples, and this time CHESS has played out the same way again. Although the tactic is old, it seems that there are always people in the market willing to take the bait.

As for where it can rise to? To be honest, no one can say for sure; only the main capital knows what they are thinking. If you enter the market, remember to continuously move up your stop-loss position as the price increases. Don't wait until it retraces and then complain that the news was inaccurate.

Sharing observations in advance is just a reference; specific operations still need to be paced by yourself. The market is never short of opportunities, but what’s lacking is risk awareness.
CHESS-1.19%
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FUD_Vaccinatedvip
· 12-01 15:53
The zombie market has come again, this trick is worn out already This wave of CHESS is really a textbook-level method of playing people for suckers Who knows what the market makers are thinking, anyway, I won't touch it The stop loss position needs to be constantly moved up, don't be foolish and wait for a pullback
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gas_fee_therapyvip
· 12-01 15:51
Ha, the trap of CHESS is played so smoothly, just waiting to play people for suckers in a wave. The alpaca BAKE didn't learn the lesson last time, coming back again? The market maker has such creativity. To put it bluntly, no one can bet accurately, anyway, I won't touch such a zombie market. Pump if you want, there will always be someone who can't stop their hands. This wave of market trends depends on who runs first, the rest can cry. Why do some people always get played for suckers? It's really amazing. Instead of guessing what the market maker is thinking, it's better to think about how much you can lose. The name CHESS looks fierce at first glance, I choose to hide a bit. Old tricks with new suckers, this game never ends. Moving the stop loss is the right call, don't wait until you get liquidated to regret.
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PoetryOnChainvip
· 12-01 15:49
Here we go again? I knew what was going on with CHESS pumping today, it's a familiar feeling. Seriously, you must set a stop loss, don't let FOMO cloud your judgment. How much you can gain from this wave all depends on luck, I'm just someone who tastes it lightly anyway. It's always like this, when it rises, it's the news that's unreliable, when it falls, it's because I'm not quick enough; to put it bluntly, I still have to bear it myself.
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PumpStrategistvip
· 12-01 15:43
The pattern is so obvious yet some people are going all in, the chip distribution clearly shows who is playing people for suckers. The shape has formed but the RSI has long been off the charts, this wave of emotion is ridiculously overheated. To put it bluntly, it's a zombie market; the alpaca BAKE has died once, why should CHESS live longer? Technical support? I see it mainly as support from market makers [laughing and crying]. Probability strategies tell me that there is basically no way to survive when chasing the price at this position, so be mentally prepared for risk release, everyone. So boring, it's the same old play; when will the market bring some new ideas?
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GateUser-cff9c776vip
· 12-01 15:28
Schrödinger's resurrection, another classic case today. To put it simply, it's just an artistic interpretation of the supply and demand curve. This pump of CHESS perfectly illustrates what is called "the last madness before the critical point" from the perspective of Candlestick aesthetics. I suggest everyone not to be blinded by short-term rises. As for stop loss, it's like appraising an artwork—there's no absolute answer, but at least there should be a framework awareness, right?
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