On the 'normal fluctuations' of Shanzhai coins (ZP).

When the community starts to question the coin price, the project party is forced by public opinion to either use PUA while we are still working, or to ask people to write about the future in grand terms.

These belong to project parties that still do not want to harbor hopes.

I found that the project party of @soon_svm is specifically learning from $ASP P.

In the eyes of the ASP project party, 90° is a cliff, and 89.9° is a slope (see the official ASP response in my tweet).

Soon thought: Damn, it can be played like this, I will also have a normal fluctuation.

Looking back at the history of Soon's ZP:

1. On the Dragon Boat Festival, they boasted about staking yields and NFT rights, and just when you were happily celebrating, it suddenly crashed by 20%. The early financing price couldn't be maintained, they closed the doors and covered their mouths, and died from behind.

2. In my exposure of market maker speculation, Soon crashed 20% within 10 minutes, responding to the large holders' sell-off.

3. Recently, they prepared to organize an event, causing a price surge. I shorted a few times at 0.522. This time there was no reason, directly learning from the official ASP, explaining it as a normal fluctuation.

Is $SOON learning from ASP?

What is normal fluctuation?

I firmly believe it is ZP.