$TREE was one of the most mentioned cryptos of the week: explosive hype, an euphoric community, and thousands of users entering due to the noise it was generating on social media. As often happens, it rose quickly… and fell even faster. Many experienced it as a scam, others as a poorly executed play. But, was it really a deception, or just a classic story of FOMO and lack of strategy?
After its collapse, TREE left a good part of the community with losses. Complaints quickly surfaced: accusations of rug pull, manipulation, or bad faith. However, when observed more calmly, the pattern is known: the token exploded due to massive interest, and when it inflated too much, the market reacted —as always— with an inevitable correction.
Now, what is interesting is not what happened, but what is coming. Although TREE lost a large part of its initial value, its name continues to circulate strongly. And that means one thing: volatility, ideal for traders who know how to read the moment. While the project still needs to demonstrate solid fundamentals, sharp movements create windows of opportunity. Bounces exist, and those who know how to move cautiously can capitalize on each one.
On the other hand, this case is a lesson for newcomers: do not buy for fashion, research before jumping in, and never put in more than you are willing to lose. The market does not forgive impulsive mistakes. Many who bought high now look back and see that TREE was not the problem, but the way they entered without a plan, without stop-loss, and without information.
TREE is not dead, but it is also not a safe promise. It is at that point where only those who understand market psychology can take advantage… or avoid stumbling again. The hype is gone, but technical interest and volume remain. If you know what you are doing, you can find your moment. If not, it’s better to learn from this fall to avoid the next.
