2025-12-08 06:51:39

#特朗普家族币 $COMMON Surging to the top of the short-term trending list? Retail investors get trapped as soon as they chase—can your position still hold?

Just looking at COMMON’s price action, you can tell something’s off. After a 130% spike, almost everyone who chased in is now left holding the bag at the top. Judging by the market moves, this is clearly a classic pattern: long-term accumulation at the bottom followed by a pump and dump to offload on latecomers—retail investors jumping in at this stage are highly likely to get cut in half.

On the contrary, shorting at the top seems much more profitable. This round, I bagged a solid 3900u.

With altcoins moving like this, chasing pumps is nowhere near as effective as timing a reversal. What do you all think about COMMON’s next move?

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TaxEvader

· 2025-12-10 23:06

Haha, it's the same old story. Those chasing the rise will have to buy the dip.

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tx_or_didn't_happen

· 2025-12-09 09:18

Dare to chase after a 130% surge? That’s just asking for trouble, bro. --- Shorting at the top really is satisfying, but you need a strong heart. --- You can tell COMMON is being drained by whales just by looking at the chart, yet retail investors are still foolishly rushing in. --- I just want to know how many people are still stuck inside, haha. --- Going against the trend is real, chasing pumps always loses money, no doubt. --- Coins like this are just here to fleece retail investors, nothing more to say. --- Is 3900u real? Need a screenshot to prove it, bro. --- Those standing guard at the peak are probably crying now, should’ve been bearish long ago. --- The next round of crashing will start at least with a 50% drop. --- The trend of COMMON comes down to two words—trapping people.

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CryptoNomics

· 2025-12-08 07:21

actually if you ran a proper regression analysis on the order flow dynamics, you'd see the correlation matrix screams distribution pattern. the 130% pump? textbook case of market inefficiency exploitation. ngl most retail traders can't even calculate token velocity, let alone predict stochastic processes.

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ContractTearjerker

· 2025-12-08 07:20

Hmm... looking at the candlestick chart, this is indeed a classic whale/market maker move. I only understood this after getting trapped myself—chasing pumps is always the start of losing money. Going against the crowd is how you actually make profits. I admire your 3900u move this time.

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ContractHunter

· 2025-12-08 07:13

Chasing after a 130% increase? That’s just gambling, classic bagholder move. --- Shorting at the top feels great, just hope a rebound doesn’t crush you. Did you set your stop-loss? --- The COMMON chart has been off for a while—classic accumulation, pump, and dump routine. Retail traders are just stepping stones. --- Seriously, I give up. Chasing pumps is always the last move—why can’t people figure that out? --- $3,900 profit is not bad. This kind of contrarian thinking is the real way to go. --- Altcoin rebounds can be terrifying—you still need risk management with shorts. --- You even dare to buy Trump tokens? There are so many new tricks in this round of retail fleecing. --- The top signal is so obvious but people still rush in. Unbelievable. --- Just make money shorting. Don’t worry about other people’s positions.

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TrustlessMaximalist

· 2025-12-08 06:59

Haha, same old trick again. Retail investors just love being the last ones holding the bag. This short position was really satisfying, just waiting for the dump now. Chasing after a 130% surge? Are you out of your mind? The COMMON token has already been smashed to pieces, going short is the only right way. I took a look at the order book—it’s obvious the whales are accumulating and offloading. Those who run fast make money, those who are slow get buried.

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