📉 Why do coins that are delisted from BNB (Binance) pump hard?
1. Short squeeze – Catching short traders
When the delist information comes out, retail traders automatically short all in because they think the price will crash dramatically.
But Binance often restricts trading (limit, close only...) → no one can sell anymore.
At that point, anyone who wants to close their short position → has to buy back at a high price, creating an extremely strong short squeeze.
👉 In summary: The price pumps because short traders are forced to buy back → pushing the price wildly.
2. Low liquidity pump – Easy price manipulation
After delisting, low liquidity (few buyers and sellers) → shark teams, old devs, or pump groups can easily push the price up high.
Few sell orders + few traders = easy to pull the price up strongly with a small amount of capital.
👉 The market is like a water bottle being sucked nearly dry: a quick blow and the water splashes everywhere.
3. Hope marketing – Expectation of "rescue"
Rumors often accompany statements like: "this coin will relist on another exchange", "big news is coming", "the dev isn't running away"…
Traders fomo buy in hopes of "rescuing the price" → causing the price to pump even more.
👉 Just like "playing on the greed before the execution".
