$BNB once again states that MOCE has a dealer. The dealer's method is as follows: 100% of the tokens are injected into a black hole address, which is what we see as the top rank, creating the illusion that there is no dealer, while establishing a batch of insider trading, pushing the price up and then dumping in bulk. Those who understand MOCE know that there were already thousands of insider traders before the token even took off. Similar to BOB, the token issuers are all locals; as long as there is some liquidity in the pool, they will desperately sell off to cash out. If we observe MOCE's trading records, we will find an interesting phenomenon: there are many more buyers than sellers, yet the token is always declining, indicating that the buyers are all making small, large-volume purchases, while the dealer is constantly dumping in large chunks. Currently, there hasn't been a complete dump; it's just that there isn't enough liquidity in the pool, and if you buy in, you are essentially providing liquidity to the dealer. If it were truly the next SHIB and PEPE, it would have exploded by now, rather than being lukewarm, and now there's even a trend towards zero. Everyone wants to get rich, and I do too, but the premise of getting rich is that you must be able to think critically, rather than being blinded. The dealer's supply is endless; even if there are more buyers, they can still push the price down to zero. Moreover, those who say there is no dealer should think carefully: if he didn't act as a dealer and shared the tokens with you, did he develop the token for charity? I have to admire the dealer for his grasp of human nature, which makes me hesitant; no one wants the token to be overly controlled, so he has resorted to proclaiming that there is no dealer. Additionally, Binance has long sensed something is off; we see that the token's information shows a scam risk warning. Did SHIB and PEPE ever have this back in the day? This is its unique dishonor.
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