2026-01-07 07:20:27

#密码资产动态追踪 Recently, there's an interesting phenomenon — new coins hit the exchange and then soar all the way up, with gains often leaving people stunned. But is this truly driven by genuine market demand, or is it just another round of rug pulls? The trends of these coins are usually very extreme: either they become the next dark horse or get cut in half within a few weeks. Honestly, just looking at the percentage increase alone makes it hard to judge. The key is whether the project has real applications, if the team is reliable, and how deep the trading volume is. Newly launched tokens often have scarce liquidity, and buy/sell orders can be easily manipulated; a large order can change the price significantly. So, this is more of a gamble with extreme risks and rewards rather than a safe investment opportunity.

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StablecoinAnxiety

· 01-07 07:50

It's the same old story, always playing this way whenever a new coin launches. Poor liquidity naturally creates a harvesting mechanism. When a whale places a large order, the price drops by half instantly. I'm tired of seeing it.

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governance_lurker

· 01-07 07:50

Damn it, it's the same old routine of cutting leeks. When liquidity is scarce, prices just go wild.

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TokenomicsTinfoilHat

· 01-07 07:50

It's the same old trick of new coins skyrocketing upon launch. I just want to know who is taking the final baton.

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PumpBeforeRug

· 01-07 07:39

It's the same old story... real applications, reliable teams, sounds good, but 99% of new coins are just launched to make a quick profit and then run. Looking at the order book depth? Bro, with such shallow liquidity, what's the point of analyzing? A single whale order can turn it into a desert. Talking as if it's an investment opportunity, but it's clearly a gamble. Some people win big and boast loudly, while those who lose go silent early. But on the other hand, no one can resist that thrill, haha. Black horses do exist, but the problem is you need a lot of luck and patience... I'm mainly here just to watch the fun.

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SatoshiSherpa

· 01-07 07:37

Here comes the old trick of cutting leeks again. I just don't believe anyone can really make money this time. --- New coins launch and then skyrocket? Ha, with such poor liquidity, any whale can just dump the market. --- The key is still the team and the application, otherwise it's just gambling. --- Every time, people get blinded by the price surge, only to be cut in half in a few weeks—just a cyclical leek-cutting. --- Coins with insufficient depth have no investment value; it's purely a gambler's game. --- That's right, what seems like huge profits is all a trap, with risks so high it's unpredictable.

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