The currencies you should stay away from... even if they're trending
In the crypto world, not every trending coin is worth investing in!
Some coins look 'hot', but the truth is they're traps, let's take a look 🔽
🗡 1. Very new meme coins
Example: Coins named after a momentary trend or a famous personality
🔻 Why is it dangerous?
There's no team or project
They're pumped by people who own 90% of them
They crash two days after the trend
🧪 2. Coins you've 'never heard of' with 6 or 7 zeros
🔻 Why is it dangerous?
Huge marketing but no product
They ask you to put money or promote to get tokens
Most of them are Rug Pulls or disguised Ponzi schemes
🪞 3. Fake tokens on non-original networks
🔻 Why is it dangerous?
Some people create a fake version of a famous coin
Example: BTC on a strange network in huge amounts
You buy it and... there's no liquidity to sell
↗️ 4. Pumped and overly marketed coins
🔻 Why is it dangerous?
Their price jumps suddenly due to false ads or partnerships
The team sells at the peak and disappears
👻 5. Coins with completely unknown teams
🔻 Why is it dangerous?
No real names, pictures, or LinkedIn
This means they could disappear at any time
🧠 The golden information:
Any coin that feels like a 'magical and quick' opportunity?
Check yourself, because it's likely a trap!
✅ Summary:
In crypto, 'trending' is not always a sign of success
Study, examine the project, and don't chase the hype.
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