ZKJ and KOGE's recent crash has made everyone question their lives... Many brothers have suffered devastating blows.
Taking an investment of $1000 as an example, with an 80% drop in ZKJ, users who panicked sold off lost an average of about $800, which is nearly the equivalent of the gains from 10 Binance Alpha airdrops. A few hundred dollars spent to earn points, and in the end, the points are gone, and so is the money.
Stop gambling on fate coins. Right now, earning Alpha is about stability:
I switched to $CA, a project with an American background, combining AI + Weather + LBS practical scenarios. This theme is quite novel, not some air project, still a USD1 long-term project, the 'real prince' nurtured by fourmeme and BNB Chain. The product is still being iterated.
Key points: low market cap, sufficient circulation, not easily subject to crashes, and the community is super active. Earning points should be non-intrusive and not nerve-wracking.
To be honest, this USD1 trading competition is starting to feel like a scripted game:
The Bulla competition went live only after it started, and it’s not even a four platform coin. Putting it among old coins is clearly crossing the line!!
Tag launched and skyrocketed, completely just ranking manipulation, and there isn’t much genuine consensus.
In comparison, $CA is significantly more stable:
✅ Listed on Binance Alpha on the day of the competition
✅ Listed on both four and pancake
✅ Jointly promoting with Lista DAO
✅ Active community, stable trading, and the project is under construction
Don’t rush; this wave is just holding back for the final sprint. Those who understand, understand 📈
The only thing an old project can do is $CA, your only reliable All-in alpha target.
USD124 hourly trading volume is number one. In these two days, there’s panic in Alpha, many projects are already oversold, and the market cap is severely underestimated. CA is a quality project where you can pick up the pieces. It’s clear that the bottom holders have been collecting chips. It's not a problem to aim for a one or two times rebound after the trading competition ends.
