Pumps, dumps, revival or a dead project.
At the audience's request, I describe the 'inner workings' of money flow in crypto memes from the moment of listing to the stage of decline and complete impotence of the team regarding the project's MM.
Stage 1. Listing
The first anti-snipe pump is sponsored by the project team, funded by the money raised in the presale or taken from private investors, their funds... With proper MM work, there should be no ordinary users or snipers (software, manual, etc.) here. If by chance an ordinary user enters at this stage with an amount of $100-500, they can ruin the project's future, having a balance that, at x50, can significantly affect the graph; with one transaction, they can trigger an avalanche of subsequent sales from ordinary users, who will think the project might pull a rug-pull at any moment.
Stage 2. The entry of your own.
These should be manual people who are given insider information at a low cap, with a high likelihood of going higher, but controlled, without sharp movements, in an ideal scenario) Alpha groups, Manual inflows, Closed communities with serious cash. They enter to go higher than ordinary users, but the project 'in theory' controls them. They also invest in the team's marketing, pushing the project higher to their audience.
Stage 3. Retail entry (ordinary users)
When all the public channels are pushing the project, this is the retail stage, which should give the main pump, allowing part of the team tokens to be sold to pay for marketing and operational expenses. With a sufficient influx of organic purchases from retail, this should be unnoticed and not harm the project's development.
p.s. The fair-launch model described above and the pre-sale differ only in that the pre-sale accelerates the stress test from the first avalanche of retail sales.
Stage 4. First stress test
Unlocks of inflows. Dumping tokens from alpha groups, private communities that entered at early capitalization. And here retail, which can sell at 0 for themselves, or in the negative without seeing sufficient further impulse. At this stage, with insufficient organic purchases and unwillingness from the team to burn money for themselves in the negative, which they have already pocketed, the project may go into a steep decline and not return to previous levels of capitalization.
Stage 5. Buyback from the team
With insufficient organic purchases and sufficient generated money from MM in the form of team token sales, in most cases, money is burned to buy back in order to level up, raising the graph, and making it seem to retail that we are going even higher.
Stage 6. Organic or there is, or there isn't.
Any meme without utility is pure pyramid scheme based on the influx of new users. If there is no influx of new users (retail), in most cases, the meme goes on 'auto-pilot' down with additional pressure from the team in the form of selling tokens they have left in their wallets. Exceptions to the rules for the growth of the meme may be private inflows of money from a person or organization X for reasons unclear. Even Trump did not sponsor the holiday for retail and decided not to artificially burn his money (at least for now).
Stage 7. Make a miracle.
Retail requests listings on crypto exchanges, support from world-class celebrities, or a miracle in the form of who knows what. The nuance is that listing on normal crypto exchanges requires hundreds of thousands of dollars in frozen funds, plus additional expenses on MM to support this graph, and ORGANIC SALES no longer provide this. Celebrities give a 'puff' for 15 minutes of the graph without any further positive impact. A miracle can be made by the team, either accidentally or intentionally finding a new source of influx of organic purchases, a new region where people have not yet been involved in memes, or new marketing tools that will bring new users who are again ready to buy and hold this wrapper. A miracle occurs in less than 1% of cases, and over time, trying to catch a project that has this miracle - you will be at a loss. And whoever is the last one left on the graph, that is...
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