These past few days, I've been keeping an eye on a particular coin in the Alpha sector, and today's star is—$Mubarakah 🚀🚀🚀.
At noon, it was just a nobody on the fringes of the list, but suddenly there was a surge in volume in the afternoon, and I knew immediately that an opportunity had arrived. I decisively led my friends in at 0.0007, easily breaking through the first target of 0.001, and just shy of the second target of 0.0015—I wasn't greedy, I cashed in the profits immediately, securing my gains!
Many people have asked me: why did it and $PERRY suddenly surge in tandem?
The logic is actually quite simple: A while ago, TGT surged tenfold, reaching a high starting with "2," but then plummeted back to its original level within days. Immediately afterwards, exchanges issued "altcoin delisting lists," clearing out a batch at once.
Those altcoins that have recently experienced sudden surges will be delisted if they don't surge; a surge allows for one last round of profit-taking.
This isn't good news; it's the final "harvest show."
Retail investors are always the ones who pay the price. No matter how strong the price surge seems, it's just the big players' last-ditch feast.
That's why I led this group—quick in, even faster out.
The market isn't about who runs the slowest, but about who can take profits first.
Brothers, remember: the market isn't lacking in opportunities, it's lacking in timing.
Don't fantasize that the big players will leave you any profits—if you want to profit, follow the right rhythm, follow the right people. 🔥
