FG峰哥论币
--
Recently, some old projects in the crypto space have resurfaced, and the RACA token (Radio Caca) is a typical example.
Once popular due to the metaverse, NFTs, and celebrity concepts (related to Maye Musk), it peaked at $0.0119 in 2021, with a market cap exceeding 1 billion.
But what about now? The price has plummeted over 99.7%, currently hovering around $0.000022-$0.000026 (setting a historical low in December 2025), trading volume has shrunk, liquidity is poor, and many holders are deeply trapped with losses.
Worse still, exchanges like OKX announced the delisting of the RACA/USDT trading pair in December, leading to a significant drop in community activity. This kind of "concept hype followed by a rapid collapse" resembles typical air coins and liquidity traps. More and more victims are emerging, so everyone must be vigilant.
Key warning: Beware of high-concept temptations: "metaverse/NFT projects" without sustained real-world applications and user growth, promising explosive ecosystems and high returns, are often short-term pumps lacking genuine demand support.
Delisting from exchanges = serious signal: If a project is gradually delisted from mainstream platforms, liquidity deteriorates further, far exceeding normal volatility, it should be avoided to prevent being trapped.
The risk of price going to zero is extremely high: Betting funds on old meme/concept coins is equivalent to high-risk gambling. With low trading volume and poor depth, it's difficult for funds to escape, and they can easily evaporate step by step.
In the current bull market, many old projects are trying to "revive," but there are too many cases like RACA that have fallen over 99% from their highs and have been delisted from exchanges.
When encountering similar rumors, verify data and community sources first, and don't rush to bottom fish. Investment requires caution, rationality is key, and protecting your assets is the true way.
Have you ever held $RACA? What is your current position like? Share in the comments and let's stay alert! #RACA #加密风险 #元宇宙 #NFT #空气币
Once popular due to the metaverse, NFTs, and celebrity concepts (related to Maye Musk), it peaked at $0.0119 in 2021, with a market cap exceeding 1 billion.
But what about now? The price has plummeted over 99.7%, currently hovering around $0.000022-$0.000026 (setting a historical low in December 2025), trading volume has shrunk, liquidity is poor, and many holders are deeply trapped with losses.
Worse still, exchanges like OKX announced the delisting of the RACA/USDT trading pair in December, leading to a significant drop in community activity. This kind of "concept hype followed by a rapid collapse" resembles typical air coins and liquidity traps. More and more victims are emerging, so everyone must be vigilant.
Key warning: Beware of high-concept temptations: "metaverse/NFT projects" without sustained real-world applications and user growth, promising explosive ecosystems and high returns, are often short-term pumps lacking genuine demand support.
Delisting from exchanges = serious signal: If a project is gradually delisted from mainstream platforms, liquidity deteriorates further, far exceeding normal volatility, it should be avoided to prevent being trapped.
The risk of price going to zero is extremely high: Betting funds on old meme/concept coins is equivalent to high-risk gambling. With low trading volume and poor depth, it's difficult for funds to escape, and they can easily evaporate step by step.
In the current bull market, many old projects are trying to "revive," but there are too many cases like RACA that have fallen over 99% from their highs and have been delisted from exchanges.
When encountering similar rumors, verify data and community sources first, and don't rush to bottom fish. Investment requires caution, rationality is key, and protecting your assets is the true way.
Have you ever held $RACA? What is your current position like? Share in the comments and let's stay alert! #RACA #加密风险 #元宇宙 #NFT #空气币
Disclaimer: Includes third-party opinions. No financial advice. May include sponsored content. See T&Cs.