2025-12-06 16:23:17

Let me tell you about my painful experience with XNY. I was up late at night, couldn't sleep, scrolling through updates, and saw this thing pumping like a rocket. My hands got itchy and I wanted to short it a little to make some quick profit. The result? The whale played dirty and liquidated me for $10,000 right at 0.026, teaching me a harsh lesson.

My mentality collapsed. I thought, whatever, might as well go all in and long it—since I'd already lost so much, why not bet on it flying higher? The manipulation was ruthless. As soon as I placed my long order, it crashed through the floor in five seconds, haha.

Now that I think about it, does the whale have surveillance on my account? Waiting for me to enter just to liquidate me in the opposite direction.

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TokenStorm

· 15h ago

On-chain data had long shown that whale addresses for this token were building large positions at 0.026, but I still chose to trust my own speed—now I'm just lying flat. --- That 0.026 move completely broke my backtesting model. Five seconds to sweep through that kind of liquidity was clearly engineered. But anyway, I've already seen through the market maker's tricks. --- The moment I went all-in long, I knew I was gambling. But honestly, the line between gambling and investing in crypto is just an illusion, isn't it? --- I've actually tracked this kind of reverse liquidation pattern. In the past three months, it happened 17 times, each one precise to the second. If you call that a coincidence, I really can't believe it. --- Rugged. If you calculate purely by risk coefficient, the average liquidation time for FOMO entries is five seconds. I fit the expectation perfectly. --- Whether you monitor or not doesn't matter. What matters is that I knew I would enter, and I knew I would get liquidated, but I still went in. That's the most desperate part.

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LazyDevMiner

· 12-06 16:52

Haha, this is just standard practice in the crypto world. It really feels like the whales are monitoring you.

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AirdropHunter420

· 12-06 16:40

Hahaha, the whales really are monitoring your account—I believe it now.

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CodeSmellHunter

· 12-06 16:37

I think you have the classic fate of buying high and getting stuck, itchy hands at midnight are the most dangerous. This coin is really kind of weird, it really feels like it's targeting retail investors. Going all-in was just giving your money away, why do you have to gamble?

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BaoanGoddess

· 12-06 16:36

Coincidence, right?

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