I'm damn serious. Still the same point: trash coins are being manipulated to lure buyers, and soon they will crash below $0.03. Repeating this pattern every time, trust me, both spot and futures traders stay away from these trash coins. It dropped from a high of $0.052 yesterday to $0.025. The hype is there, and logically, there's nothing wrong with thinking this way. The reality is that the market makers don't think like that; they are trying to trap both long and short sides, stabilize the market, and slowly offload their holdings. They create the illusion of a rally when in fact it's reversing and falling. I am certain it will drop below $0.03 soon. Today, the coin dropped to $0.02. Its pattern is exactly the same as before: repeatedly pushing from $0.027 to $0.031, then crashing down to $0.026, constantly trapping both sides. If the market makers really wanted to pump the price, they wouldn't do it slowly step by step; they would just push straight to $0.04 in one go.
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I'm damn serious. Still the same point: trash coins are being manipulated to lure buyers, and soon they will crash below $0.03. Repeating this pattern every time, trust me, both spot and futures traders stay away from these trash coins. It dropped from a high of $0.052 yesterday to $0.025. The hype is there, and logically, there's nothing wrong with thinking this way. The reality is that the market makers don't think like that; they are trying to trap both long and short sides, stabilize the market, and slowly offload their holdings. They create the illusion of a rally when in fact it's reversing and falling. I am certain it will drop below $0.03 soon. Today, the coin dropped to $0.02. Its pattern is exactly the same as before: repeatedly pushing from $0.027 to $0.031, then crashing down to $0.026, constantly trapping both sides. If the market makers really wanted to pump the price, they wouldn't do it slowly step by step; they would just push straight to $0.04 in one go.