$BNB MOCE has completely crashed, not even pretending anymore. I previously observed that buyers always outnumber sellers, yet the token has been continuously declining, so I knew the big players were dumping. Fortunately, I sold early and at least made a hundred bucks. This token claims there are no big players and sensationalizes the excuse that all tokens are sent to a black hole address, but those familiar with it know that there were thousands of hidden positions before it took off. The big players scattered the tokens into these positions and are just waiting for retail investors to pump the price before they dump. The reason for the slow decline is twofold: first, retail investors expect it to multiply, just like SHIB and PEPE, buying frantically at the lows, but the price continues to drop because the hidden positions established by the big players can only be slowly sold off one address at a time. It's well known that the big players have an endless supply, while retail investors are limited. With a market cap of over two million dollars, they are dumping, and to be honest, they don't even want to pump it; it's just a poor person acting as a big player, frantically dumping to grab cash. It's similar to the BOB community, where everyone has been brainwashed, and they all rush in while the big players dump like crazy. If you closely observe the token purchase addresses, you'll understand that most buy for a few hundred or tens of dollars, while the big players sell for thousands. Why can't they all sell and completely crash the price? Because the pool itself is not large enough, and the liquidity is insufficient; jumping in only provides liquidity to the big players. Additionally, regarding the post below that claims it can double, either they are trapped waiting for you to jump in and get out, or it's just a pump-and-dump; don’t be fooled. I predict it will eventually go to zero (after all, the scam risks tested by Binance didn't just appear out of nowhere).
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