Arlie Redican Ku9C

BR has become the largest token by trading volume on Binance Alpha, with a 24H trading volume of 238 million leading the way. How is the project team managing LP? The following may be a typical example.

One of the suspected main addresses of Bedrock's official LP, 0x9bd...6b072, has net invested 50 million BR (approximately 4 million USD) since June 19 to provide liquidity, basically following the operation method of "receive tokens > sell part of BR for USDT > provide bilateral liquidity > buy back when the price is slightly lower" — the main goal is to stabilize the token price for everyone to "pump volume" and earn some fees along the way 😂

1️⃣ 5 hours ago, 41.436 million tokens were sold on-chain at an average price of $0.07959, valued at 3.298 million USD (of course, there have been buying actions before; this is just an example, with the buying and selling purpose being to stabilize the token price).
2️⃣ Subsequently, 9.27 million BR and 3.427 million USDT were added to Pancake for bilateral liquidity, earning $5,055 in fees (at a 0.01% fee level) in the past five hours.

Main liquidity address: 0x9bd58b023ac5a8cb2cdd80d6d0508acbcb66b072

So how much did you sell? With this network, even with the alarm set to eat leftovers, I can't grab any, it's frustrating 😣

#交易对 【Alpha Competition Trading】The Merl trading competition rewards have been distributed. A total of 984 Merl tokens have been issued, which can be sold for 95 USD. Brothers who have received them can go sell now. Of course, brothers who have hedged earlier do not need to rush; after all, they have already secured profits by shorting the contract in advance. I feel that this trading competition is quite good; the profit from the instant roll is equal to the wear and tear, so it can be considered as earning points for free, right?

I will no longer be overly ambitious. I lost over a million RMB because of my ambition. The situation is as follows: Last year, there was a project called Move, which had the biggest gains throughout the year. I created 200 accounts, each account earning around 800-1.5k, with a few earning less. In total, it was around 150,000 coins. At that time, the opening price was 0.8, and the peak was 1.2; I could have sold for over a hundred thousand U.....

Unfortunately, I didn't cash out back then; everything was locked in the mainnet. This lock lasted for half a year, and the coin price dropped from 1.2 to the current 0.16, nearly a tenfold decrease. Just last night, the airdrop was opened, and I just checked all 200 accounts were classified as witches. My hard-earned gains went to waste.

In fact, earning from projects and trading coins is the same; don't just look at unrealized profits; what you actually take home is what matters. You must never be overly ambitious. It’s better to take some profits, even if it means selling at a few hundred times. The project team is indeed unreliable; the mainnet was postponed repeatedly, and in the end, they gave you airdrops classified as witches.

If I am overly ambitious again in the future, call me a fool. Once I receive the airdrop, I will definitely sell hard.