Three characteristics of strong banker coins:

1. Long wash time: bankers often spend at least two months or even longer to wash, which means that if you find it early, you may not be able to hold on to your position because the wash process is long and tiring. During the wash, the price may go sideways or slowly fall, testing the patience and determination of investors.

2. Long start-up time: It may take at least one month from wash to official start. Bankers may suddenly buy a large amount and then sell quickly, forming a series of hanging lines, followed by four or five days of smashing, and then suddenly pull up. This process may be repeated four or five times, with the aim of gradually raising the bottom price while wearing out the patience of some long-term holders.

3. Long pull-up time: bankers usually take at least two and a half months to raise prices. During the pull-up process, there will be a pullback to wash out the last holders. Bankers may quickly raise prices within a day, and the increase may reach 300% or more. Such a rapid pull-up is intended to quickly raise the bottom price and prevent retail investors from getting low-priced chips. If too many retail investors discover the rise on the first day, the banker may wash the market at the same time during the rise, inducing retail investors to chase high prices and then dump the market.