2026-01-10 17:28:37

Recently, this Meme coin on the BNB chain has started to pump again, but to be honest, its performance is quite average. Looking at its candlestick chart, my impression is four words: not impressive.

Why do I say that? The market cap is right there—over 100 million, not small but not huge either. The key point is that there are almost no big players; at most, a few large investors are making moves. For these big players, shorting the coin is much easier than pumping it, with lower costs and more direct results.

If it really reaches around 0.19, I would consider continuing to short. For this kind of altcoin, chasing the rally is like a one-night stand—quick, exciting, but ultimately fruitless. Instead of riding the wave higher, it's better to stay calm and observe; most of the time, the probability of a short position winning is higher.

To put it simply, don't let FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) control your emotions when dealing with such coins. Rationally analyze the market, and the probability of being bearish will be greater.

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HypotheticalLiquidator

· 01-10 17:57

A multi-billion dollar market, large investors dumping is the real key; pushing up is just a facade. This wave, directly short around 0.19, is the easiest way to get liquidated by FOMO. Once the health factor is lost, a chain of liquidations begins. How many people have chased the rally and been caught?

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BearWhisperGod

· 01-10 17:55

Girl, I just want to short this market. FOMO's newbies, it's time to wake up.

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airdrop_whisperer

· 01-10 17:54

To be honest, this coin is not worth chasing at all. Large investors dumping is much easier than pumping.

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HashRateHustler

· 01-10 17:42

It's the same old trick of pumping and dumping; I've seen it too many times. FOMO can easily lead to bankruptcy. I prefer to stay short and be more cautious. Large traders with 100 million positions call the shots. Chasing the rise is equivalent to suicide. Wait until it hits 0.19 before considering shorting. For now, just observe. This coin isn't interesting. I'll consider the next opportunity.

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BearMarketBuilder

· 01-10 17:40

It's the same pump-and-dump scheme again, I'm fed up. Bearish is the way to go; those chasing will eventually get caught. Whales dumping is easier than pumping; that's the reality. One-night-stand coins, just for temporary pleasure, don't take them seriously. With such a small market cap, any big player can manipulate it. FOMO is poison; staying rational and analyzing the market is more reliable than following the crowd. I'll short at 0.19; this kind of coin has too many tricks. Not following the trend actually leads to more stable profits.

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DataOnlooker

· 01-10 17:37

Your analysis is spot on, really. The market cap is so small, and you still want to pump it? Pure self-entertainment. Chasing the rise like this, nine out of ten times you'll lose. I've already learned my lesson—shorting is the right way.

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