Hyped listings of 2025 have shown that the risk of buying tokens right after the launch is confirmed not only fundamentally but also technically.

Plume ($PLUME ) quickly formed lower highs after the listing. The price settled below the 50- and 100-day moving average, and the RSI remained below 50 for weeks, indicating a loss of momentum. The breakout of the first support zone was accompanied by an increase in selling volume — a classic distribution signal.

Nillion ($NIL ) experienced a sharp pullback of more than 50% after the initial pump. The RSI exited the overbought zone (>70) and quickly dropped to 35–40, while the MACD moved into negative territory. Each attempt to bounce ended with selling near the descending trendline.

Dolo ($DOLO ) also showed weakness: the price traded below the VWAP of the listing day for most of the time, signaling the sellers' advantage. Volumes gradually decreased, confirming the lack of sustained demand.

All three cases demonstrate one pattern: listing = peak emotions. Technical indicators often predict the distribution phase in advance, so expecting stabilization after several months is usually a more balanced strategy.