In a bear market, do not easily touch contracts.
The essence of a bear market is the game between existing funds.
Especially when encountering tokens with obvious characteristics of single-player games, the best approach is often to not play.
Because the market maker can decide whether the price goes up or down based on their control of chip distribution, liquidity, and contract data.
Retail investors ultimately face a game of extreme information asymmetry.
Common features of a single-player game:
1️⃣ Chips are highly concentrated, and the market maker has strong control.
2️⃣ The narrative is empty, fundamentals are weak, yet prices soar absurdly.
3️⃣ Frequent up and down spikes, specifically targeting stop-loss and liquidation positions.
The most powerful aspect of a single-player game is not the pump itself,
but it always makes retail investors believe:
• The market maker won't crash it, because they still want to pump it higher.
• This project has a big story.
• A pullback is just an opportunity to get in.