名字都打错，还号称专业，狗屎

$BNB MOCE has a very interesting phenomenon, which is that there are always more buyers than sellers, but it is always in a downward trend. When I first discovered the trading of this token, there were always dozens or hundreds of buyers, while sellers were selling in thousands or tens of thousands. I decisively bought the token and made a small profit of a hundred dollars. Now it seems my guess was correct. Before the token gained popularity, the market makers, claiming to put 100% of the tokens into a black hole address without the market maker's involvement, crazily attracted retail investors. However, before it gained popularity, there were already thousands of hidden positions. It is evident that the market makers have distributed all the tokens into these thousands of addresses, just waiting for retail investors to take over. The next step is the classic Ponzi scheme routine. Those who just entered the market often make money because later investors are also investing to drive up the price. Once the market makers dump, the entire token will collapse completely. So why does the token decline slowly like a frog in boiling water? Because the market makers are building hidden positions and selling off little by little, so what we see is a slow decline. It is not the earlier profit-makers who are dumping, as they have mostly left; they are just reinvesting their profits. If this continues, the token will completely collapse even with endless buyers; the market makers' goods are inexhaustible. Interestingly, they also claim to be the next SHIB and the next PEPE to deceive people. If it were really that kind of token, it wouldn't take almost a year without any progress. Ultimately, it is just greedy people losing their rationality.