$USUAL

I'll explain a little about "what" is happening with #usual

Usual may be weak but IT IS NOT A SCAM!

1. During the pre-launch (on platforms like Binance Launchpool), tokens are distributed in a limited manner and at affordable prices to encourage initial adoption. Those who participate in staking obtain the tokens at reduced costs, creating an initial base of holders.

2. Limited Supply and Increased Demand: At the time of the official launch, the supply of tokens available for purchase on the market is limited. Thus, with the increase in demand, the price rises rapidly, driven by the dynamics of supply and demand.

3. Token Dump: Many early investors who acquired the tokens at low prices in the pre-market sell their holdings shortly after the launch, causing price fluctuations. This practice is known as a “dump” and can result in an initial drop in price before eventually stabilizing.

4. Perceived Pre-Market Devaluation: In pre-market trading, the price displayed for the coin may be different from the final trading price at launch. This is because the initial displayed price reflects a theoretical or staking value, which changes rapidly once the coin enters open trading.

5. Lack of Investor Planning: Many people do not understand these dynamics and expect to buy the coin at launch at the lowest price. However, when trading begins, the rapid increase in demand causes the price to skyrocket, creating frustration for those who did not anticipate the pre-launch.