💀 How to Spot a Dead Coin
A coin isn't dead just because the price is down—it’s dead when the "plumbing" stops working.
• The 1% Rule: A project is legally considered "abandoned" if its average daily volume for a month is less than 1% of its all-time high volume. If it used to trade millions and now trades $500, it's a corpse.
• The Ghost Developer: Check the smart contract on the explorer. If there have been zero updates or contract calls from the dev team in 6 months, they’ve already moved on to their next project.
• The Exit Trap: If a project gets hacked in 2026, there is an 80% chance it will cease to exist. If the team goes silent or hides the damage after a "security event," that is your signal to leave immediately.
• The "Same-Wallet" Loop: Look for "Wash Trading." If the volume looks high but it's just the same three wallets sending tokens back and forth to keep the chart moving, it's a fake heartbeat.
💧 How to Spot a Liquidity Gain
This is where the "Smart Money" (the institutions and whales) is building a foundation for 2026.
• Stablecoin Velocity: Don't just look at price; look at how fast stablecoins (USDT/USDC) are moving into the project's ecosystem. High velocity means people are actually using the coin, not just hoarding it.
• Exchange Outflows: When you see massive amounts of a token leaving Binance and moving into private wallets, that’s Accumulation. It means people are taking their "bags" off the market because they don't plan on selling anytime soon.
• Tightening Spreads: In a healthy "Liquidity Gain," the gap between the Buy and Sell price (the spread) gets smaller. If the spread is less than 0.5%, it means the market is deep and big players can enter without crashing the price.
• Real-World Backing: In 2026, the real gainers are RWAs (Real World Assets). If a project is tokenizing treasuries or private credit and the Total Value Locked (TVL) is growing, that’s "Institutional Liquidity"—the safest kind.
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