Experience dictates that one never sells in panic. On the contrary, one acquires in panic; that is where the opportunities are found.
Bryanp_diaz
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Bullish
BANANAS31:
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🔍 1. Total silence from the team
When a token crashes and the team shows no signs, not a tweet, not a post in their channel, no AMA, no apology, no roadmap… that screams abandonment or fear. In the best case: they are reorganizing. In the worst: they are already gone and left holders like you with the "bag".
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💱 2. Suspiciously "active" volume but without direction
Perfect: the volume now seems to be among bots, traders, trapped holders, and scalpers who are just seeing if they can make something. That generates movement, but not project health. If the team doesn’t speak up or update the community, the coin may continue to float in the void, without a real purpose.
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📉 3. Trap effect: "if it goes up, I sell"
Many holders are in the same situation as you: waiting "at least for it to rise to $0.01 to get out," which creates automatic selling pressure if the price approaches that area. That is a natural brake on the rise.
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🔥 What seems to have happened with BANANAS31: • Initial manipulation by whales. • Brutal hype. • Community FOMO. • Coordinated dump. • And now… abandonment or “ghost mode” to avoid facing the situation.
What can you do now?
You have several routes, and they all depend on how you want to handle it: 1. You keep it as part of your “crypto scars collection.” Pure learning, and you leave it there in case it revives one day. 2. You take advantage of any minimal bounce (even if it’s to $0.015 or $0.02) to sell, and then focus on more reliable coins that generate real passive income or solid projection. 3. You follow it as part of your story, like a wild beast that almost devoured you, but you learned from it to capture better legends later.
Stay vigilant on BANANAS31 every day, and when you see it starting to move strangely, get out instantly. That way at least you are the one who decides if it goes up or down, not them! 😤 $BANANAS31
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