Why do new coins on Binance always "rise first and fall later"? Those who understand will get it after reading!
Recently, many brothers have asked me: "Sister, what's going on? A new coin on Binance skyrockets as soon as it launches, but then it falls back down after a while. Is the project team trying to scam us?"
I said, it's actually not complicated. Let me explain in simple terms:
Imagine a new coin launching on Binance is like opening a bustling market where everyone is watching. When it first launches, the project team, the market makers, and the seasoned players who have set up early will first "hype it up" to make the price look attractive. Why? Because it's easier to sell when there are many people, and high prices attract envy.
Once everyone sees, "Wow, this coin is rising too fast, I better buy it before I miss out!" A bunch of retail investors rush in, and this is when the market makers feel most comfortable—they start selling their chips to you while maintaining the hype.
Once the retail investors have taken enough shares, the market makers ease off, and the coin price naturally falls. Many people then realize, "Why are we getting cut again?" In fact, the market makers had already set the stage.
To sum it up: A new coin launch = A performance. The front is the fireworks, and the back is the harvest.
If you really want to play, you need to plan ahead; don’t wait until the whole world is shouting, "Get in the car!" to chase after it.
The rules in the crypto world are like this: Remember four words: First movers eat meat, latecomers get hit.
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