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Binance Fake Coin Pumps šŸ˜“: "Fake coin pumps" are a common issue in the cryptocurrency market, where the price of a coin is artificially inflated through coordinated buying, only to crash shortly after. This can lead to significant financial losses for unsuspecting investors. Recent Examples: DF and FIS Recently, coins like "DF (dForce)" and "FIS (Stafi)" experienced sudden price surges on Binance. These pumps, however, did not sustain for long, with neither coin maintaining a rise above 40% for more than 15 minutes. Many investors, hoping to catch a rising rally, ended up buying at inflated prices and suffered losses when the prices quickly fell. How Fake Pumps Work :- 1. " Initial Surge" : A group of traders or bots start buying a specific coin in large quantities, causing a rapid price increase. 2. Hype and FOMO : This sudden rise attracts other investors, driven by the fear of missing out (FOMO). They start buying in hopes of quick profits. 3. Dump : Once the price reaches a peak, the initial buyers sell off their holdings at the high price, causing the price to plummet. 4. Crash : The price falls rapidly, leaving latecomers with significant losses. Technical Indicators of Fake Pumps :- 1. Volume Spikes : Genuine price increases are usually accompanied by consistent trading volume. Fake pumps often show sudden, large volume spikes. 2. Short Duration : Real price rallies tend to sustain over longer periods. Fake pumps typically last only a few minutes to an hour. 3. Lack of News :- Authentic pumps are often driven by positive news or developments. If there's no substantial news, be cautious. Protecting Yourself - Research : Always research the coin and look for credible news or developments. - Set Limits : Use stop-loss orders to limit potential losses. - Avoid FOMO : Be wary of sudden price surges without clear reasons. By being aware of these signs and strategies, you can better protect yourself from falling into the trap of fake coin pumps. #Write2Earn $FIS $DF
Binance Fake Coin Pumps šŸ˜“:

"Fake coin pumps" are a common issue in the cryptocurrency market, where the price of a coin is artificially inflated through coordinated buying, only to crash shortly after. This can lead to significant financial losses for unsuspecting investors.

Recent Examples: DF and FIS

Recently, coins like "DF (dForce)" and "FIS (Stafi)" experienced sudden price surges on Binance. These pumps, however, did not sustain for long, with neither coin maintaining a rise above 40% for more than 15 minutes. Many investors, hoping to catch a rising rally, ended up buying at inflated prices and suffered losses when the prices quickly fell.

How Fake Pumps Work :-

1. " Initial Surge" : A group of traders or bots start buying a specific coin in large quantities, causing a rapid price increase.

2. Hype and FOMO : This sudden rise attracts other investors, driven by the fear of missing out (FOMO). They start buying in hopes of quick profits.

3. Dump : Once the price reaches a peak, the initial buyers sell off their holdings at the high price, causing the price to plummet.

4. Crash : The price falls rapidly, leaving latecomers with significant losses.

Technical Indicators of Fake Pumps :-

1. Volume Spikes : Genuine price increases are usually accompanied by consistent trading volume. Fake pumps often show sudden, large volume spikes.

2. Short Duration : Real price rallies tend to sustain over longer periods. Fake pumps typically last only a few minutes to an hour.

3. Lack of News :- Authentic pumps are often driven by positive news or developments. If there's no substantial news, be cautious.

Protecting Yourself

- Research : Always research the coin and look for credible news or developments.

- Set Limits : Use stop-loss orders to limit potential losses.

- Avoid FOMO : Be wary of sudden price surges without clear reasons.

By being aware of these signs and strategies, you can better protect yourself from falling into the trap of fake coin pumps.

#Write2Earn $FIS $DF
if you hold you definitely be begger
if you hold you definitely be begger
Mubarak CTO
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Don't let the sharks make you panic and sell off all the #Mubarak in your pocket! Stay calm, be patient, and keep building a strong community.
great decision
great decision
Tanja Stroope HYzT
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$ARC I sold out 😭
bro do some charity instead of taking bet
bro do some charity instead of taking bet
Merrill Oconnell tyEk
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$ALCH hold close
same we are so suc.kd
same we are so suc.kd
The Kh
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Bearish
I feel I lose myself . 7 months on Binance and I lost everything. I blame myself.
same now I have 6000$ debt and jobless . don't know what to do now ?
same now I have 6000$ debt and jobless . don't know what to do now ?
johnsmith123
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hold or close I don't have lots of money bro, 😭
I think I going to hold till zeri
I think I going to hold till zeri
ꗠ限ꞁ
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SpeechlessšŸ˜‡
if you invested in another coin you will have more profit now at present time
if you invested in another coin you will have more profit now at present time
SunnyAli
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$VINE Los is being los in this coin But still we will not lose courage hope that it will go up to two dollars If not today, it will leave after 2 years but will wait
$VINE some people now post buy dip don't fall to them they are scammmer promoting by vine coin
$VINE some people now post buy dip don't fall to them they are scammmer promoting by vine coin
$vine Now Days Latest Scam , big people announced coin then make post on social Media we people think hype is real but most of the engagement to this post is paid engagement . only they creating hype and then dump coin slowly in starting and people start to accumulate that coin but after that they made big dump and people lost money .. this is business of rich people and we trap on this already now waiting for entry point but sure it cannot reach that level again so ignore the such fake project stay away from scam coin
$vine

Now Days Latest Scam , big people announced coin then make post on social Media we people think hype is real but most of the engagement to this post is paid engagement .

only they creating hype and then dump coin slowly in starting and people start to accumulate that coin but after that they made big dump and people lost money ..

this is business of rich people and we trap on this already now waiting for entry point but sure it cannot reach that level again so ignore the such fake project

stay away from scam coin
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Bearish
$VINE how you feeling Today , investing in this coin seeing loss and other side people taking profits by investing other coins and we lucky fellow now waiting for loss recover . bad luck
$VINE how you feeling Today , investing in this coin seeing loss and other side people taking profits by investing other coins and we lucky fellow now waiting for loss recover .
bad luck
same
same
Feed-Creator-128c26682f66dd9a52ca
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$VINE why did I buy you
why not infinity
why not infinity
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joker
joker
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farewell
farewell
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take loan add it on binance and count as recover
take loan add it on binance and count as recover
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rest in loss
rest in loss
MertAksu
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help me close or hold ? 🄲🄲
at the moment we can see your not liquidated, keep sufficient fund in your account so not single trade will be close. it will be bounce within some days
at the moment we can see your not liquidated, keep sufficient fund in your account so not single trade will be close. it will be bounce within some days
Ahsan caan
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what is win and loss ratio ?
what is win and loss ratio ?
Jackie Looser
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salute me I am senior in this field record of 100% lost and liquidation
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