When memes plunge, 1 soars; when 1 weakens, memes instead surge—why do these two seemingly unrelated tracks always rise and fall together? Instead of teetering on both sides, it's better for both to take off together—now that's more exciting!
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WalletDivorcer
· 2h ago
Damn seesaw, I just want two to go up together, is it really that hard?
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LoneValidator
· 2h ago
Capital rotation really has some magic.
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Isn't this logic reverse hedging, a risk management trick?
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Taking off together? Dream on, brother, there’s only so much capital.
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Wait, what are they talking about? Completely opposite to my understanding.
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If it could rise together, would there still be a need to study this?
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Fate hedging, just a matter of capital choice.
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HodlTheDoor
· 2h ago
This is what you call the seesaw effect—funds rotating, nothing mysterious about it.
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TrustlessMaximalist
· 2h ago
This is the real seesaw, and you might get caught in the middle.
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MondayYoloFridayCry
· 2h ago
This seesaw phenomenon is truly amazing; capital rotation happens just like that.
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Rugman_Walking
· 3h ago
This seesaw effect is amazing; with only this much capital, if the left side rises, the right side has to fall.
When memes plunge, 1 soars; when 1 weakens, memes instead surge—why do these two seemingly unrelated tracks always rise and fall together? Instead of teetering on both sides, it's better for both to take off together—now that's more exciting!