#数字资产市场动态 Recently, the rebound of public chains and infrastructure assets has been quite lively to watch, but upon closer inspection, it’s essentially the final gamble under a capital shortage.



Look at the current market: the short-term leaders are all from the infrastructure public chain sector, which was a hot track a few years ago. $FIL, $ARK, these coins that have been criticized countless times, are now becoming active again, as if performing a "final act." Whether you call it a resurrection or a rebound, the underlying logic is the same—someone is forcing the market upward.

There are currently two heated opinions in the market. One side believes that the big players are dumping and fleeing during the last window of opportunity; since they have to exit anyway, they might as well do it quickly while someone is willing to buy. The other side claims this is a signal of the main forces "igniting to extend life," aiming to cut another wave during Q4’s final sprint. Both sides have their staunch supporters, each with their own data and logic.

But what’s the result? Regardless of who is right, the market is playing out this "capital self-rescue show," which is incredibly spectacular. When Bitcoin can’t hold up, altcoins take turns stepping in. If Bitcoin stays sideways pretending nothing’s happening, altcoins start dancing one after another. A single bullish candle can ignite emotions, leading retail investors and follow-the-leader traders to flood in, turning the market into a blazing inferno.

It looks lively, but in reality, it’s just humans artificially creating prosperity. The amount of capital isn’t that large, unable to support a comprehensive, healthy bull market. So, it can only rely on "emotion" to cut the leeks—igniting, pumping, and creating a FOMO atmosphere. When you see a sector collectively catching up and various coins taking off one after another, congratulations, the emotional peak is right in front of you, and the scythe is ready to work.

The likely next step is a "dual-pronged" squeeze: Bitcoin continues to hover at high levels, grinding down those retail investors chasing high; altcoins jump around performing their final solo act. It may look like a hundred flowers blooming, but it’s actually a doomsday carnival. The more active the sector rotation and the more coins rise together, the more dangerous it usually is.

So remember— the more lively the market, the closer it is to the end. Don’t be fooled by this last fireworks display; you could easily lose everything in the blink of an eye.
FIL-2,57%
ARK-3,62%
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MEV_Whisperervip
· 12-30 12:40
Coming back with the same trick? The last gamble in the funding crisis, to put it nicely, is just the big players desperately trying to escape, while retail investors follow the trend and buy in—an old trick. FIL, ARK, these zombie coins are becoming active and looking lively, but in reality, they are just setting a trap for the last wave of investors.
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MetaverseHobovip
· 12-30 12:29
You're right, I was just fooled by this wave of FIL's rebound. Now I'm stuck in it and can't get out. Really, watching the copycat coins take off one after another makes it especially easy to get caught up. One bullish candle and I'm all in. This recovery might take another year to materialize. That moment at the emotional peak really hit me. I always feel something's off but can't stop myself. The manipulator's tactics are indeed brilliant. They don't have much capital but can still create such a big wave. We retail investors are truly just being slaughtered. Stop talking, I've already lost enough. Now I'll just lie flat and watch the show, waiting for Q4 to end.
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IfIWereOnChainvip
· 12-30 12:20
Fake rebound and pull-up, retail investors are still catching flying knives, a typical emotional harvesting trap. --- FIL, ARK and similar things are active again, what does that mean? It means no bullets left, relying on rotation to survive. --- The more lively it gets, the faster it dies. This wave is the final fireworks show. --- Don't get excited just because various coins are rising together, that's the sound of the sickle sharpening on the whetstone. --- Funds are stuck in a dilemma and keep pushing upward; when they can't push anymore, it's time to dump. --- No matter how fierce the two factions argue, it's useless; it's ultimately just the routine of harvesting leeks. --- Watching the bloom of a hundred flowers, in fact, the main force is celebrating wildly in the last moments, on the eve of retail investors losing everything. --- With such active sector rotation, I know a danger signal is coming. --- Bitcoin consolidates sideways to wear out retail investors, altcoins make the final jump—this is the standard way of harvesting.
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OnchainDetectiveBingvip
· 12-30 12:18
The word fraudulent corpse rebound is absolute, it is exactly what it is now, and retail investors are going to be cut again
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GateUser-cff9c776vip
· 12-30 12:12
Schrödinger's bull market is back, this time even FIL is standing up. It seems there's really no stock to sell. Basically, it's like performing the last supper, with tight funds just barely holding the scene. All the excitement is prepared for the bagholders. I advise everyone not to be blinded by this wave of emotional FOMO. Isn't this just an art exhibition during a bubble period? Beautiful as it is, the accounts can't withstand this aesthetic. The more active the sector rotation, the more cautious you should be. This is the simplest truth in bear market philosophy.
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