With this kind of market cap, pump it again? Not realistic.
Think about it, to pump the price requires real money to be thrown in. For such a huge market cap, and to drive three tokens up together? The cost is ridiculously high. Compare that to those small caps with just a few million in market value—COAI, AIA, PIPPINE—those are the real cost-effective targets for a pump.
Everyone knows how bankrupt tokens work: ride the hype, liquidity comes in, harvest a round and that’s it. Expecting a second pump? Wake up.
In this situation, shorting is the right move. The market doesn’t care about sentiment; it only makes room for profit.
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TokenomicsPolice
· 14h ago
See through without revealing
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ChainMaskedRider
· 22h ago
The analysis is very thorough.
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MultiSigFailMaster
· 22h ago
I continued to short.
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ContractExplorer
· 22h ago
Just cut it, stop dragging it out.
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LayerHopper
· 22h ago
The analysis is too rational.
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GasSavingMaster
· 22h ago
They’re not holding back when it comes to shorting.
With this kind of market cap, pump it again? Not realistic.
Think about it, to pump the price requires real money to be thrown in. For such a huge market cap, and to drive three tokens up together? The cost is ridiculously high. Compare that to those small caps with just a few million in market value—COAI, AIA, PIPPINE—those are the real cost-effective targets for a pump.
Everyone knows how bankrupt tokens work: ride the hype, liquidity comes in, harvest a round and that’s it. Expecting a second pump? Wake up.
In this situation, shorting is the right move. The market doesn’t care about sentiment; it only makes room for profit.