#数字货币市场洞察 surged by 160% in the past two days after being listed on a certain exchange, fueled by news-driven hype. However, behind this rapid pump, there are clear signs of major players offloading their positions. The price has now fallen below a key support level again, and from a technical perspective, bearish signals are strong.
From a candlestick pattern analysis, if $BOB decisively breaks below the $0.02 mark, it could open up further downside potential. This kind of "peak at listing" move is a classic pump-and-dump tactic—retail investors chase the rally and buy at the top, while whales sell off and exit.
The current price actually presents a second opportunity to position. Aggressive traders can try a small short position, while conservative ones can wait for a confirmed break below $0.02 before entering. Of course, the overall trends of $BOB and $BTC will also influence the performance of altcoins, so it's important to look at the broader market as well. The market changes rapidly, and position management should always be the top priority.
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ResearchChadButBroke
· 9h ago
It’s the same old trick again, peaking right after listing—really tired of seeing this.
Missed out again. I didn’t chase BOB this time, but all my friends lost money.
Whether 0.02 can hold is the key; it’s too early to say anything now.
This market maker’s tactic is really overused.
Short? I’ll wait and see how BTC moves first.
I’ll only get in after a confirmed breakdown—playing it safe never loses money, haha.
This round of selling was really obvious; retail investors are always left holding the bag.
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MidnightSnapHunter
· 14h ago
Same old trick again: peaks right after listing, and retail investors are left holding the bag.
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GasDevourer
· 12-05 07:36
Same old trick, listing is the peak... Damn, I just want to ask who’s still chasing these kinds of coins.
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160% increase, tsk, a few more blood-and-tear retail accounts incoming.
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The big players have already left, it’s a bit late to be bearish now.
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If 0.02 breaks, it’s straight up gg, this coin is hopeless.
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Pump and dump, textbook-level retail slaughter.
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Second entry? I advise against it, the risk is too high.
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Contract players are about to get liquidated again, hahaha.
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The market isn’t strong, small coins like this just can’t hold up.
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I’ve said position management a million times, but someone still goes all in—serves them right for losing.
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It’s painful to watch, but this is crypto for you.
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SmartContractPlumber
· 12-05 07:36
Same old trick, listing equals the peak? Isn't this just a liquidity pool vulnerability caused by access control flaws—the project owner pre-writes a "withdraw function," while retail investors haven't even audited the contract.
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FloorSweeper
· 12-05 07:35
Here we go again, a 160% surge followed by a dump? I just want to know who still chases these projects that peak right after listing.
Retail investors really deserve to get rekt; they insist on being the last ones holding the bag.
Let's talk after it drops below 0.02. Getting in now is just giving away free money.
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GlueGuy
· 12-05 07:30
It’s the same old trick again. Chasing after a 160% surge? Wake up, guys—the whales have already cashed out.
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InscriptionGriller
· 12-05 07:28
Same old trick again: listing equals peak. The experienced players have seen this before. While retail investors are still chasing, the big players have already cashed out. This is a classic method of fleecing retail investors.
#数字货币市场洞察 surged by 160% in the past two days after being listed on a certain exchange, fueled by news-driven hype. However, behind this rapid pump, there are clear signs of major players offloading their positions. The price has now fallen below a key support level again, and from a technical perspective, bearish signals are strong.
From a candlestick pattern analysis, if $BOB decisively breaks below the $0.02 mark, it could open up further downside potential. This kind of "peak at listing" move is a classic pump-and-dump tactic—retail investors chase the rally and buy at the top, while whales sell off and exit.
The current price actually presents a second opportunity to position. Aggressive traders can try a small short position, while conservative ones can wait for a confirmed break below $0.02 before entering. Of course, the overall trends of $BOB and $BTC will also influence the performance of altcoins, so it's important to look at the broader market as well. The market changes rapidly, and position management should always be the top priority.