Family! Yesterday the backend was flooded with questions—'XX shitcoin increased three times in one day, should I chase it?' I directly sprayed my coffee on the keyboard! Have you forgotten the miserable situation of those who chased high with shitcoins last year, their principal reduced to nothing? Today, I won't talk nonsense with you, let's expose the financial tricks behind the skyrocketing shitcoins, if you understand this, you can at least avoid losing 80%!
Let me first share a painful truth with newcomers: 90% of the surges in the crypto market for shitcoins are essentially 'funding-style price pumps', and have nothing to do with the actual value of the project. The core logic is just three points: building a position, pumping the price, and offloading, tightly linked together, waiting for the fools to jump in.
The first step is to build a position. The main players will secretly accumulate shares at a very low price during the initial phase of the project launch when the market has little heat, and retail investors hardly notice. They will use multiple anonymous addresses to spread their purchases to avoid being monitored for concentrated holdings. The key to this step is 'covert', just like a hunter lurking in the grass, waiting for the prey to come close.
The second step is to pump the price, which is the 'surge' phase you see. The main players will concentrate their funds and buy a large amount in a short time, quickly pushing the price up. At the same time, they will spread positive news in various communities and platforms, such as 'a certain big V is heavily invested' and 'about to hit the big exchange', attracting retail investors to follow suit. The K-line chart at this time looks very beautiful, filled with bullish lines, making you feel that if you don't buy, you'll lose big. But what you don't know is that the main players have already started to offload quietly.
The third step is to offload, and this is the most ruthless step. When retail investors are buying crazily and the price is pushed to a high point, the main players will not hesitate to sell off a large amount of their chips. Because their holding cost is extremely low, even if the price drops by half, they can still make a huge profit. And retail investors? Once the main players finish offloading, the price will plummet, trapping a large number of people. Last year, there was a very popular shitcoin that was played like this, rising from 0.01 to 0.05 and then directly dropping to 0.001, leaving countless retail investors with nothing.
Some may say, 'I can enter early and sell before the main players offload, can't I?' Hehe, too naive! The main players' operational methods are becoming increasingly covert; they will use algorithmic trading to control the selling rhythm, making it impossible for you to judge when the peak is. Moreover, many shitcoin contracts contain traps like 'slippage' and 'fees'; you think you've made a profit, but after all the various fees, there's hardly anything left.
Lastly, here's a piece of advice for everyone: stay away from shitcoins, don't let short-term surges cloud your judgment. What is truly worth investing in are those projects with actual application scenarios, solid technology, and reliable teams. If you don't know how to filter quality projects, and if you're feeling helpless and lost in trading right now and want to learn more about the crypto world and cutting-edge information, follow me@标哥说币
