The fundamental basis for the dealer's market manipulation lies in the abundance of chips. Yesterday's strong rise of APE, although it may receive news support later, is undoubtedly the result of accumulation that began months ago. New projects listed on Binance, like BN, also rely on sufficient chips.

Airdropped tokens tend to be more easily listed on Binance. For example, MEW, DOG, PIZZA, CAT are all airdrop projects. Recently, MEW and today's CAT have been listed on Binance; what is the reason? If Binance favors a certain project, they must have a significant amount of chips in hand (you understand the meaning of airdrops), which makes the listing process smoother. They have successfully handled several projects before and have made a lot of U in the process.

The accumulation behind ORDI and NEIRO on BN is also about the buildup of chips. How many chips did the secondary market of BN absorb in advance to lay the foundation for subsequent explosions? This process is largely independent of the project's value, fundamentals, or community relations. After all, if BN does not have enough chips, you have to see if they are willing to list you. In fact, how many valuable tokens and actively engaged community projects have ultimately gone to zero?