The high-level folks are still mindlessly shouting “go long”—but have they really understood it, or are they just being someone else’s scapegoat?

At the time, many people used it to compare against $RAVE , chanting things like “Don’t worry, there’s still plenty of room.” Then the market gave them a lesson right away.

What truly matters isn’t the talk about going long, but the liquidity conditions of $TAC at that time—large amounts of capital kept flowing out, and the chart clearly showed turnover and rotation of funds.

In that kind of position, going blindly after longs has how much risk? I don’t really need to spell it out.

And sure enough, this wave from $TAC ended up doing “long and short both profit,” taking advantage of both sides. How many people chased in, only to later shake their heads and exit.

Luckily, Old K wasn’t carried away by emotion. He spotted the capital changes early and, together with his friends, took a bite out of that entire move.

The market won’t rise just because you shout loudly. Once the capital leaves, no matter how beautifully the story is told, it won’t help.#XRP领跌加密市场跌近7%