First, look at this picture—then read this post.
A so-called “crypto guru” is promoting Jasmy coin, even though it already has a Monitoring Tag on Binance.
I seriously don’t understand why people play with the hard-earned money of beginners. Whether they do it intentionally or unintentionally, it’s just wrong.
Coins with a Monitoring Tag are a hidden danger that every beginner must know about.
What Does the Monitoring Tag Mean?
A Monitoring Tag is like a warning sign from Binance. It tells you that the coin is under review because it may not be meeting Binance’s quality and safety standards.
This tag means Binance is watching the project closely and might even remove it (delist it) from the exchange if things don’t improve.
Why Do Coins Get This Tag?
Some common reasons include:
Low trading activity or volume
Weak or dishonest project team
Lack of regular updates or progress
Poor security or technical issues
Community complaints or legal troubles
Why You Should Avoid These Coins (Especially as a Beginner)
Trading coins with a monitoring tag can be very risky, especially if you're new. Here's why:
High Risk of Delisting
If Binance removes the coin, you might not be able to sell it easily or at all.Fast Price Drops
These coins can crash suddenly, causing big losses.Less Trustworthy Projects
If a project is under monitoring, it means something’s not right. It’s better to stick with stronger, safer coins.Hard to Recover Losses
New traders often buy the dip, hoping the price will go back up—but these coins may never recover.
If you’re just starting out, avoid coins with the Monitoring Tag. Stick to well-known, stable projects until you understand the market better.
Here I am attaching list of coins with monitoring tag on Binance. Avoid Trading these coins.
Always do your own research and remember: in crypto, it’s not just about profit—it’s about protecting your money.
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