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#H Going back and forth killing (or fighting)

#PIEVERSE is acting crazy again

#FARTCOIN its rhythm can never be on point

#FARTCOIN How do other coins come up and go down, how does it go down and come up, is there really such a strong belief?

The reflection arc of this coin #FARTCOIN is particularly long, regardless of its rise or fall.

#FARTCOIN this thing is just a bungee jump machine, right?

#FARTCOIN This coin is really good at drawing lines.

#H back and forth kill

#H This is going crazy.

#H Is this going to rise or fall?

#H This is crazy, it's too ruthless.

#H When it suddenly pumped, I knew BTC had fallen. I took a look, and sure enough, it was true.

#H This dog thing, BTC falls, it starts to rise, the harder BTC falls, the harder it rises.

#H This guy is too much of a troublemaker.

#H is going crazy again.

#H Settlement every hour, but some can handle it.

#H either rises sharply, or falls sharply, or remains motionless, just staying there horizontally.

#FARTCOIN5S strongly recommends Gate to delist all ETF leveraged tokens and not give suckers the opportunity to participate, so that they will not be played for suckers.

#FARTCOIN5S We don't want to hear about the platform's operational principles; we just want to know why the original coin falls while the 5s doesn't rise. You say this is determined by supply and demand, with a large number of users getting on board to buy or sell. But why did the Trading Volume not increase but rather drop during that time? A large number of users entering the market would inevitably lead to an increase in Trading Volume. However, the fact is that it did not increase but instead dropped. Could it be that these large users are just getting on board to observe? @Gat

#FARTCOIN5S #FARTCOIN5S Playing with Gate's 5s (short) Token, it fell big yesterday. According to the platform mechanism, it should rise, but this 5s neither rises nor gives way. During the big drop, the Trading Volume disappeared, and it's difficult to exit, even a stop loss is hard to execute. I got the direction right, but still can't exit. By morning, it directly turned into a drop of over 99%. The question is whether this is a normal phenomenon. Not being able to exit is market behavior; this is purely playing tricks. Having taken the correct direction, the result is nearly dr