2025-12-25 09:25:26

Cryptocurrencies with a market cap of over 10 million can all be listed on exchanges, but does the underlying logic really stand up to scrutiny? Once these new coins officially open for contract trading, the next step is the standard liquidity verification process—early participants take profits, and a large sell pressure follows. Those who entered at high prices will find it difficult to hold up.

From the current market sentiment, the overall mood is still in extreme fear. During this phase, high-priced tokens are already under significant pressure. When positive news is announced, instead of continuing to rise, prices often pull back. This phenomenon is quite common at the end of a cycle.

Rather than chasing high-risk gains, it’s better to shift focus to the accumulation points of altcoins. There are still opportunities in the market; the key is to find assets with bottom support and room for growth. There’s still room now, and those interested in this direction can consider getting involved.

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SchroedingersFrontrun

· 12h ago

This dumping rhythm has become routine, it's really hard not to cut losses. Bitcoin is still consolidating, at this point, you need to be careful when bottom-fishing for knockoffs. What are the high-position bagholders thinking... they should have sold earlier. There are ambush points, but I'm just worried it's another trap. The market atmosphere calls for caution, don't get shaken out. Six million market cap and you're daring to list? The waters are too deep. Still chasing highs now is truly 🈲. Honestly, what I'm most afraid of now is good news causing a dump. The bottom targets are indeed worth paying attention to. Where are you all hiding? Please share some tips.

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SatsStacking

· 12h ago

Another old trick of harvesting new coins, tired of it When it comes to buying in at high levels, few can exit alive Laying low at the bottom is the real strategy; currently, there are still opportunities to find bottom targets

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AlwaysAnon

· 12h ago

A market cap of 6 million can get listed on an exchange, it's really outrageous. How many more times do we have to repeat this scam of cutting leeks? Chasing the price at high levels is just asking for death. Those still greedy now are just cannon fodder. Laying low at the bottom is the real strategy. Those who understand have already been lurking. The real opportunity is in the obscure corners. Just don't follow the trend.

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GhostAddressHunter

· 12h ago

It's the same old trick again. New coins go live on exchanges and immediately start the slaughter mode, early buyers run away with the bottom, and later ones are just bagholders. Those who chased high will regret it, I’ve never touched this kind of thing. There are indeed still hidden points for altcoins, but only if you can really find the bottom... I've seen too many cases of good news causing dumps, now I even short on good news. Fear periods are actually opportunities; it all depends on who can stay calm. It's easy to say but hard to find, the truly low-priced targets have long been locked by institutions. Six million market cap and daring to list on exchanges? The quality control of exchanges is really getting laxer. Instead of betting on altcoins, it's better to dollar-cost average into mainstream coins and wait for the rebound; the risk is much lower. This cycle is coming to an end, no matter how many hidden points there are, it’s useless; the downtrend isn’t over yet.

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ArbitrageBot

· 12h ago

Ah... it's the same old trick of cutting leeks again The bagholders at high levels really need to wake up Lurking at the bottom sounds good, but the key is how to find it Early adopters get the meat, latercomers can only drink the soup and still get scammed Still dare to enter the shanzhai now? Am I crazy? Instead of blindly messing around, it's better to wait and see. Let's talk about the real opportunity later.

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CodeAuditQueen

· 12h ago

Liquidity verification tricks are so old-fashioned, just like reentrancy attacks, but they still succeed over and over again. I’m too lazy to look at the contract code of these new tokens; nine times out of ten, they follow the standard rugpull framework. The logic of early bottom-fishing is actually just looking for targets that haven't been exploited yet; it's a game of probabilities. Talking about bottom support sounds nice, but how do you distinguish between true bottom and false bottom? You need to check on-chain data. Instead of waiting for altcoins to rebound, it's better to study whether the contracts of major tokens have new security vulnerabilities.

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