I've been watching $PIEVERSE's recent price action, and honestly, the market looks pretty strange.
The price fluctuations are completely out of sync with the overall market trend—there will suddenly be a surge, then it drops inexplicably. The trading volume distribution is odd, too; it's obvious that major players are manipulating things. This kind of movement is definitely not something retail investors can pull off.
To be honest, with coins that are so heavily controlled, it's really difficult for regular investors to get a handle on things. You think you’re buying the dip, but the whales keep dumping; you chase the pump, and they immediately pull the rug out from under you. It feels like you’re just playing someone else’s game, with all the chips firmly in the hands of big holders.
It's best to stay away from these kinds of projects—there are plenty of opportunities in the market, and there’s no need to waste your time and money on coins that are so obviously manipulated.
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· 12-06 18:23
were you aware of the Dogecoin pattern at that time?
I've been watching $PIEVERSE's recent price action, and honestly, the market looks pretty strange.
The price fluctuations are completely out of sync with the overall market trend—there will suddenly be a surge, then it drops inexplicably. The trading volume distribution is odd, too; it's obvious that major players are manipulating things. This kind of movement is definitely not something retail investors can pull off.
To be honest, with coins that are so heavily controlled, it's really difficult for regular investors to get a handle on things. You think you’re buying the dip, but the whales keep dumping; you chase the pump, and they immediately pull the rug out from under you. It feels like you’re just playing someone else’s game, with all the chips firmly in the hands of big holders.
It's best to stay away from these kinds of projects—there are plenty of opportunities in the market, and there’s no need to waste your time and money on coins that are so obviously manipulated.