The biggest damage to a cryptocurrency often comes from its own investors. Why? Because a scammer can only do so much ; they launch a fake project, pull the liquidity, dump their tokens, or rug-pull and disappear. But if the community truly believes, even a rugged project can rise from the bottom to the top, right? That’s the real point. On the road to the peak, if the community gets impatient, they don’t send the project to the summit they bury it underground. How? Let me give you an example: by spreading rumors like, ‘$4 will be listed on @binance on November 4th, or 14th, or 24th.’ This creates false expectations, and when those expectations aren’t met, fearful investors start selling, and instead of climbing, the project begins to sink.

Yesterday, on November 4th, the entire market crashed, right? It was a bloodbath. Now think ; what if 4 had been listed on Binance that day? Nothing would’ve changed. Even @cz_binance tweeted about $Aster yesterday and what happened? Nothing. So here’s what we must understand: the best time for a token to be listed is when the hype is at its peak. That’s why it’s actually a good thing that 4 wasn’t listed on Binance on November 4th. Forget giving dates ; @4onbsc is already listed on many exchanges. In fact, several exchanges bought and listed it themselves. @MEXC_Official @HTX_Global

A Binance listing for 4 will definitely act as a catalyst, of course. But even before that, 4 will already reach a $1 billion market cap. When the Binance listing comes during the hype phase, we’ll be talking about $4 billion first and then $14, $24, $34, even $44 billion in volume.