2025-12-27 11:25:35

A certain new token TGE project can still be sold for $80 today. Honestly, the more unreliable a project looks, the easier it is to see a pump行情.

The gameplay of this kind of coin is actually very straightforward—no fundamental packaging, the initial circulating tokens are just a small amount, and most of the holdings are in the team wallet. If the organizers want to cash out, they have to pump the price to get the tokens out. Otherwise, it's a dead end.

Later I realized that the more reckless the official push statements and the less professional the project image, the more worth it to follow. Anyway, at worst, it just goes to zero, but if you happen to encounter someone manipulating the market to pump the price, the returns could be many times higher. Although this kind of situation involves a lot of luck, the opportunity to make money might be right in these projects that look the worst.

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AirdropHunter007

· 7h ago

80 dollars? How many people have to buy in? That's hilarious. Junk coins are actually skyrocketing; I really can't believe this logic. Following a makeshift team’s coin, who knows, it might suddenly multiply ten or twenty times one day.

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GasOptimizer

· 7h ago

The circulating supply is so small, and the team's holding ratio clearly indicates a pyramid scheme model. Can it be traded at $80? You need to take a closer look at the trading depth and real trading volume; it's probably just an illusion created by a few large orders. Usually, this kind of data can't withstand on-chain verification.

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MerkleDreamer

· 7h ago

Can you still sell at 80 dollars? Indicates the market maker hasn't run yet; this wave can be chased. The risk of going to zero is high, but the multiples are also crazy. It all depends on who can run faster. The more the official account drags down a coin, the more likely it is to have a chance. This is my ironclad rule. All those team wallets will eventually dump, the question is how high they can push before that. Really, garbage coins are actually the purest market maker game. Without fundamentals, there are no tricks—it's all about capital battles.

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