$CHIP soon to crash to 0.02$
Newly listed tokens almost always follow the same pattern, and CHIP is starting to look like it’s entering the final stage of that cycle.
At first there’s a sharp pump right after listing. Volume explodes, candles turn aggressive, and traders begin expecting continuation.
That early strength creates confidence in the chart and attracts fresh buyers who believe they are catching the beginning of a bigger move.
But in most cases, that first rally is not accumulation.
It’s distribution.
Early holders who entered before listing use that excitement phase to exit into retail liquidity.
Once that selling starts quietly in the background, price stops making strong higher highs and begins forming weaker recoveries after every bounce.
That shift is already visible.
When newly listed coins enter this stage, they rarely move sideways for long.
They usually transition quickly into a fast downside expansion where price drops much faster than traders expect.
Moves toward 0.02$ are not unusual in situations like this.
They are part of the normal post-listing cycle that most hype tokens go through once the early pump phase is over.
CHIP looks like it’s following that script almost perfectly.