Since the beginning of September, major exchanges around the world have been in an unprecedented “assault” on listing new coins. Typical examples: Binance continuously adds 6 new tokens to the platform: WLFI, SOMI, OPEN, LINEA, HOLO, PUMP. Upbit is also not to be outdone with 7 new coins. Coinbase adds 5 tokens to the trading list. This trend indicates that exchanges are “pouring” a large amount of new tokens onto the market, seemingly wanting to take advantage of investors' FOMO mentality. Some opinions suggest that this could be a sign of an “altcoin season” forming, but at the same time, it also warns about the potential for a “new buyer trap” as many listed coins are actually high-risk projects with low liquidity, also known as “dog coins.” One reason is partly attributed to global monetary policy. With the context of declining interest rates, investment capital has become abundant, and exchanges are concerned that investors have “nothing to buy” if there are no new coins. As a result, they continuously list a series of new tokens on the exchange, causing the community to rush to buy before prices increase, leading many to be “trapped in price.” Advice for investors: Be cautious with new coins: Don't chase FOMO just because the token has just listed on the exchange. Research the project: Check the team, product, and tokenomics before buying. Manage risk: Only use a small portion of your capital to try your luck with new coins. In summary, the continuous “release” of products by exchanges can be a profit-making opportunity, but it is also a time full of risks for inexperienced investors. This September, be very vigilant and choose truly promising coins, rather than getting swept up in the noisy “altcoin season” frenzy.