$BAY Competitions help at the beginning, as they increase volume and give the impression that the currency is strong. But when the competition ends, the effect is the opposite: the price plummets.

This happens because many traders dismantle the positions they took just to participate in the event. Without this artificial demand, the market returns to the real price, which is generally lower.

The drop scares smaller investors, who end up selling in desperation to try to save their capital and avoid larger losses. It’s a cycle that always repeats: it rises on the hype of the competition and falls sharply afterward.

That’s why it’s important to understand that these events do not guarantee appreciation — they only create a temporary movement. Those who lack patience end up selling at the worst time.