The liquidity structure of $NIGHT warrants caution. Carefully examine the market chart, and there are issues with this project's pump logic— the pool only has a total of 1 million tokens, but each time a rally is initiated, about 50% of the liquidity needs to be extracted to push the price up. What does this indicate? It shows that the market depth is severely lacking. Comparing it to the neighboring project with 200 million tokens, retail investors are squeezed into dozens or even hundreds of points, and tens of thousands of users have suffered this loss, while the main players themselves have rarely taken on the position. This is a typical sign of manipulation.



Regarding the subsequent risks of $NIGHT: if the rally is launched as scheduled tonight, it is very likely to follow this script— smashing 30 million tokens into the secondary market, and the big players will probably follow suit and flee, triggering a waterfall sell-off. Conversely, if no waterfall occurs, then be even more cautious, as it indicates the big players are accumulating, and the attack will be more aggressive. From a technical perspective, key support levels are at 0.65 and 0.6. These two price points are critical in the short term; breaking below them would be very dangerous.
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ChainComedianvip
· 12-26 23:43
A 1 million pool still needs to be pulled with 50% to increase, this logic is really amazing... Are retail investors just here to lift the main players?
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ShadowStakervip
· 12-26 08:51
honestly the liquidity math here doesn't add up... 100k pool needing 50% extraction to move price? that's not market depth, that's a setup waiting to happen. seen this committee dynamics play out before with validator clusters—concentration always breeds fragility.
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wrekt_but_learningvip
· 12-26 08:44
A market cap of 1 million and still trying to manipulate the price, isn't that playing with fire? It should have been obvious long ago. --- So, if the depth is insufficient, don't touch it. Retail investors' hard-earned money shouldn't be wasted like this. --- Breaks 0.65 and you should run immediately, don't wait for that 0.6 drop. --- It's always the same routine: absorbing, pumping, dumping—cycle after cycle. --- What does it mean when the main players take fewer buy-ins? It means they've already liquidated early. --- Dump 30 million tokens downward? Isn't that just waiting to harvest the leeks?
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FantasyGuardianvip
· 12-26 08:44
A million-dollar pool still wants to play tricks? Isn't this just digging a hole for yourself?
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MEV_Whisperervip
· 12-26 08:41
A 1 million pool adding 50% liquidity? Isn't that just a paper tiger? Retail investors are being forced to get trapped inside... It’s really uncomfortable to watch.
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UncleLiquidationvip
· 12-26 08:28
A pool of 1 million needs to add 50% liquidity to move; this method is truly outrageous... Retail investors' fate as bagholders is sealed.
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SandwichDetectorvip
· 12-26 08:26
A 1 million pool needs 50% liquidity to be pulled, this is just paper-thin... The neighboring project with 200 million coins can scam so many retail investors, how good can NIGHT's tricks really be?
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