2026-01-07 22:25:12

Made a fortune trading newly listed pairs? Here's what I learned the hard way: those opportunities come with a catch. The liquidity trap, the pump-and-dump patterns, the sudden rugpulls—they're all waiting. If you've profited before, you know the odds aren't in your favor long-term. New pair trading isn't the goldmine it looks like on Twitter. It's a minefield masquerading as opportunity. Real talk: the people who actually made money from them often walk away knowing it's not sustainable.

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DogeBachelor

· 15h ago

NGL, trading new coins really looks like making money, but in reality, it's all traps. --- I've already said that most of the guys hyping new coins on Twitter are about to lose their money. --- My friend made a profit once, but never again. Now he's always getting wrecked. --- Liquidity traps are no joke; it's easy to get in but hard to get out. --- So, those who get rich overnight with new coins are just lucky, not skilled. --- The truly stable way to make money is to find projects with solid fundamentals; otherwise, it's just gambling. --- What the article says is right. I've seen too many people go from overnight wealth to bankruptcy in one night. --- Pump and dump schemes are right there; if you jump in, you deserve it. --- People who make quick money are more likely to get caught in the next scam. That logic is just perfect.

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