明靓仔
--
【Why have recent airdrops been rising?】 Recently, many friends have sold off, selling at 30.50, while the handsome friends have managed to sell for over 100.
Why were they able to hold on? The handsome guy has analyzed the reasons. Previously, aside from a few exceptionally high-quality coins, the vast majority of those participating in the alpha airdrop experienced a scenario of 'peaking at debut', immediately breaking below the issue price upon alpha release, and continuing to decline until it couldn't go any lower, a state that lasted for almost half a year.
If this situation continues, it will enter a vicious cycle. Project teams are reluctant to issue coins on the platform, the platform has no new coins coming in, leading to a loss of more users. Thus, from the perspective of both the platform and the coin-issuing project, there is a desire for the coin price to be issued and at least not to drop too badly, or even to rise, to have the motivation to conduct airdrops.
From the recent few airdrops, it is clear that the platform has found a way to break the 'issue price drop':
Issuing coins to a small number of people, with the project team or platform driving up the price.
The allocation is small, as seen from the fact that there were only a few hundred to a maximum of over a thousand holders at the first moment. With fewer people receiving the airdrop, even if they all sell at once, the price won't drop much, reducing the immediate selling pressure.
Secondly, if liquidity is only a few million, then the speculators and the platform only need to use a small amount of capital to drive up the coin price, achieving a three-way win situation: for the platform, there are continuously new coins willing to queue for listing; for the project team, they can raise funds and make profits; for the airdrop recipients, they can sell at a good price.
Therefore, the handsome guy dares to repeatedly call out in the square for everyone to hold on for another half hour. In the following period, airdrop recipients can receive the airdrop, wait for half an hour, and then choose the right time to sell. Wishing everyone sells at high prices!
Why were they able to hold on? The handsome guy has analyzed the reasons. Previously, aside from a few exceptionally high-quality coins, the vast majority of those participating in the alpha airdrop experienced a scenario of 'peaking at debut', immediately breaking below the issue price upon alpha release, and continuing to decline until it couldn't go any lower, a state that lasted for almost half a year.
If this situation continues, it will enter a vicious cycle. Project teams are reluctant to issue coins on the platform, the platform has no new coins coming in, leading to a loss of more users. Thus, from the perspective of both the platform and the coin-issuing project, there is a desire for the coin price to be issued and at least not to drop too badly, or even to rise, to have the motivation to conduct airdrops.
From the recent few airdrops, it is clear that the platform has found a way to break the 'issue price drop':
Issuing coins to a small number of people, with the project team or platform driving up the price.
The allocation is small, as seen from the fact that there were only a few hundred to a maximum of over a thousand holders at the first moment. With fewer people receiving the airdrop, even if they all sell at once, the price won't drop much, reducing the immediate selling pressure.
Secondly, if liquidity is only a few million, then the speculators and the platform only need to use a small amount of capital to drive up the coin price, achieving a three-way win situation: for the platform, there are continuously new coins willing to queue for listing; for the project team, they can raise funds and make profits; for the airdrop recipients, they can sell at a good price.
Therefore, the handsome guy dares to repeatedly call out in the square for everyone to hold on for another half hour. In the following period, airdrop recipients can receive the airdrop, wait for half an hour, and then choose the right time to sell. Wishing everyone sells at high prices!
Disclaimer: Includes third-party opinions. No financial advice. May include sponsored content. See T&Cs.
114
0