#加密市场反弹 can dip buy, but don't buy randomly!

Recently, the counterfeit coins have been a bit lively, with many obscure coins suddenly rising in value, especially those that had previously fallen to a 'floor price'. Now they are starting to rebound along with the leading coins.

However, it is important to note that the true leading coins haven't risen much; instead, the metaverse concept coins promoted by Binance are the ones increasing in value—most of these coins were issued during Binance's promotional events and had previously dropped over 90%, but are now suddenly experiencing a revival.

But upon closer inspection, it becomes clear that the actual buying volume for these coins is quite low, suggesting that they are being manipulated by a small group rather than being genuinely purchased by the public.

Is Binance's influence shifting from launching new coins to speculating on old coins?

Old Li's advice is that for the metaverse coins that have already risen, don't rush to chase the highs; the overall market activity is currently subdued, and this localized trend may fade in just a few days.

If you want to profit from short-term fluctuations, it's best to wait for the next clear signal of collective upward movement before taking action.

Observe whether other sectors like AI coins, Meme coins, and DeFi coins will follow suit.

It's worth mentioning Meme coins: although they carry high risks, the rules for this type of coin are simple and transparent, allowing anyone to participate, which actually makes the market fairer.

Now some investment institutions are being forced into a corner, which may be related to the increasing popularity of Meme coins.