In crypto, if you find potential projects with a strong use case and community, such as NOTCoin and CORE, which prioritize the user community over themselves in supply allocation, you get what the community has allocated to them, which is twice as much as they have allocated to themselves.
In terms of marketing, coin/token prices rise when money is flowing in, when buyers buy coins, the price of this coin rises even if it doesn't show it in real terms, or because it's low, but it's pumping the same percentage of the money that's being pumped in.
In the same way, coin/token prices fall when sellers withdraw their money from this coin, so no matter how low the price is, the coin dumps the same percentage of the money that was withdrawn.
The way to understand this is that you have to have knowledge of candlesticks of what is called Impulse and Retrace according to your Higher time frame you will set on the coin before the candlesticks close at the green or red bottom which will follow it is pumping or dumping before you decide to exit or continue trading.
If you understand then here I want to do an example with $Dogs/$Not projects where you just understand what makes coin/tokens rise and fall.?
$Dogs and $NotCoin are both communities that have the largest part of the tokens more than 80% from Max.Supply allocated and this brings projects a strong usecase on the part of Traders, VCs and Investors who turn large amounts of money into crypto currently for a long time and this is the only main way to get money for projects.
This must be why at every Initial launch price like these projects that have made Open Market on it, their prices go down.! In this regard, if these projects do not plan their market strategies, then the projects can go into a long decline for a long time without recovery.
Most of their market strategies are not more than $NotCoin, when they have an opinion about the value of their Initial price, they come to the market with the lowest price, then after most of the community
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