Why Coins Often Pump Before Getting Delisted on Binance! 🚀
Ever wondered why a coin suddenly pumps right before Binance or other major exchanges announce its delisting?
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1. Panic Buying and Short Squeezes
When rumors (or leaks) of a delisting spread, short sellers pile in. But before the official delisting, low liquidity can cause massive short squeezes, spiking prices!
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2. Market Makers Playing Games
Big players sometimes artificially pump prices to:
• Exit large positions at better prices
• Trap late sellers
• Make profits from extreme volatility
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3. “Dead Cat Bounce” Traders
Some traders bet on small pumps after bad news (like a “dead cat bounce”), hoping for 10–20% quick flips.
This demand can ironically drive a mini bull run even when fundamentals are weak!
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4. FOMO from Newbies
Retail traders seeing sudden green candles rush in blindly, unaware the coin is facing permanent delisting, adding fuel to the pump.
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Important:
Coins getting delisted usually face a sharp crash soon after the pump.
Don’t chase green candles blindly—always check the project’s fundamentals and the reason behind the delisting!
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Tip:
Always use strict SL and trail SL
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