📊 A class action complaint is targeting the founder behind the LAUNCHCOIN → BELIEVE migration, alleging major financial and structural harm to holders 👀
🪙 The dispute centers on the transition from LAUNCHCOIN to BELIEVE
💣 KEY ALLEGATIONS:
💰 Founder collected ~$54M in fees during the migration
📉 Token conversion allegedly caused ~33% dilution for holders
🔥 Unconverted tokens were burned, locking out some investors
⚠️ Claims of unfair enrichment and harmful tokenomics
🧠 WHY THIS MATTERS:
⚖️ Raises legal risks around token migrations and governance decisions
🏦 Highlights how token redesigns can shift value away from holders
📉 Could damage trust in similar project transitions
🌐 Signals increasing legal scrutiny in crypto restructuring events
💡 KEY INSIGHT:
Token migrations aren’t just technical — they can redistribute value dramatically, especially if terms aren’t transparent or fair
🔥 When tokenomics change, so does who wins and loses
📢 In crypto, upgrades can sometimes feel like resets — and not everyone benefits equally
Trading Plan Short $REZ Entry: 0.00427 – 0.00432 SL: 0.00437 TP: 0.00420 / 0.00414 / 0.00408
REZ is up 7.7%, but its chart reminds me of something. It looks exactly like last week right before it dropped 15%. I missed that opportunity. I won't miss it again. I set my alert and I'm waiting for a small rejection. Then I enter short.
Have you ever missed a trade because you waited too long? 👇
Trading Plan Short $BB Entry: 0.0284 – 0.0289 SL: 0.0293 TP: 0.0278 / 0.0273 / 0.0268
BB is up 7.8%. But I know BB well. This coin has a pattern — every time it hits 0.0285 to 0.0295, it drops back down. It tried three times this week to break through. Failed every time. I can't believe it breaks now. The short is ready.
Do you study each coin's behavior before trading it? 👇
Trading Plan Short $MUBARAK Entry: 0.01430 – 0.01448 SL: 0.01465 TP: 0.01405 / 0.01385 / 0.01365
MUBARAK is up 8%. I looked at it last night and told myself: "If it hits this level, I'll short it." It hit the level. Now I feel good following my plan. Most people are scared to short when price is going up. I learned — shorting into resistance is math, not fear.
Do you have a trading plan before entering or do you decide in the moment? 👇
Trading Plan Short $ACH Entry: 0.00748 – 0.00756 SL: 0.00764 TP: 0.00736 / 0.00726 / 0.00716
ACH is up 8.3%. The smallest on this list. But sometimes the smallest ones give the cleanest opportunities. Why? No noise. No desperate buyers. What you see is the truth on the chart. ACH hit resistance and stalled. That means one thing — it's going back down.
Do you prefer large caps or small caps for your analysis? 👇
Trading Plan Short $A Entry: 0.0960 – 0.0972 SL: 0.0985 TP: 0.0945 / 0.0930 / 0.0915
A is up 8.7%. But was I the only one who noticed — the green candles are tiny. That means buyers are trying but don't have the strength to break resistance. When buyers struggle and fail, sellers step in hard. This is where I place my short.
Do you pay attention to candle size or ignore it? 👇
Trading Plan Short $EPIC Entry: 0.315 – 0.319 SL: 0.324 TP: 0.310 / 0.305 / 0.300
EPIC is up 8.9%. Not huge. But I noticed something — buying volume is decreasing while price is going up. That's called a low volume rally, and it's dangerous. It means there are no new buyers. When I see this, shorting is safer than longing.
Do you use volume in your analysis or just price? 👇
Trading Plan Short $RIF Entry: 0.0528 – 0.0535 SL: 0.0542 TP: 0.0518 / 0.0510 / 0.0502
RIF is up 11%. But looking at the order book, sellers are waiting at these levels. I learned a lesson last month: don't buy when sellers are stacked above. Instead, short into resistance. This is a clean setup. Wait for rejection.
What's the hardest trading lesson you learned this year? 👇
Trading Plan Short $ZKP Entry: 0.0945 – 0.0958 SL: 0.0970 TP: 0.0925 / 0.0905 / 0.0885
I spent two hours on ZKP's chart this morning. Here's what I saw: it pumped 13%, but each upward move is smaller than the last. That's momentum dying. When momentum dies near resistance, sellers take over. This is where I enter short.
How much time do you spend analyzing a coin before trading it? 👇
Trading Plan Short $BROCCOLI714 Entry: 0.0185 – 0.0188 SL: 0.0191 TP: 0.0180 / 0.0175 / 0.0170
I shorted BROCCOLI714 two days ago on the last list. It worked. Now it's up 16% again and stalling again. Repeated behavior on the same coin is a sign that sellers know exactly where to enter. I'm going in again. Wait for the rejection, then enter.
Have you ever shorted the same coin twice successfully? 👇
Trading Plan Short $BIO Entry: 0.0338 – 0.0344 SL: 0.0350 TP: 0.0330 / 0.0322 / 0.0315
BIO pumped 22% and is now hitting a wall. Last week, I watched BIO do the exact same thing. It pumped fast, stalled, then dropped hard. The late buyers got hurt badly. Those of us who learn from our mistakes take the short here. Don't be the one buying the top.
Have you ever been caught in a trade like this before? 👇
Trading Plan Short $API3 Entry: 0.4130 – 0.4190 SL: 0.4250 TP: 0.4050 / 0.3980 / 0.3910
API3 pumped 22% this morning. But when I look at the volume, it doesn't match the move. What does that mean? Few buyers pushed the price up, but no new buyers are stepping in. From my experience, these are the best short opportunities. Wait for a small rejection, then enter.
Have you ever shorted API3 on a setup like this? How did it go? 👇
Trading Plan Short $NOM Entry: 0.00335 – 0.00342 SL: 0.00348 TP: 0.00326 / 0.00320 / 0.00314
I've been watching NOM since yesterday. It pumped 31% fast, but now it's completely stalled. Every time it tries to go higher, it gets pushed back down. That's not a good sign for buyers. From my experience, sellers are starting to show up. If you're patient, the drop is coming.
What do you think? Does NOM break higher or roll over? 👇
Trading Plan Short $MUBARAK Entry: 0.01415 – 0.01432 SL: 0.01448 TP: 0.01392 / 0.01375 / 0.01358
MIJARAK rounds out the list with an 8.8% pump. The smallest gainer here, but sometimes the smallest pumps give the cleanest shorts. The chart is simple — price pumped, hit resistance, and stalled. No noise. No hype. Just a clean stall at a clear level. This is a low-risk short with a tight stop and obvious targets. Take it.
Trading Plan Short $RIF Entry: 0.0512 – 0.0519 SL: 0.0525 TP: 0.0502 / 0.0495 / 0.0488
RIF is up 9% and the chart looks okay until you zoom in. Zoom in and you see the truth — the candles are getting smaller with each passing hour. The momentum is dying in real time. The buyers are losing interest. When momentum dies at the top, the reversal is usually quick. Short RIF before the crowd sees it.