Unveiling the Tricks of the Cryptocurrency World: How Small-Time Investors Are Ruthlessly Cut Down
In the cryptocurrency world, the cost of minting coins is extremely low, just a few dozen dollars. If you want to create your own coin for fun, there are plenty of tutorials online, and you can get it done in half an hour; it’s really simple.
But behind these small-time projects, there’s a set of trading software. This software is quite powerful; it can see how many coins have been sold, the average selling price, and it can control the coin price with a single click, raising or crashing it as desired. This software isn’t expensive, costing only 300 U per month.
These project teams use this software to control the market and cut down on investors. For example, they first sell 10,000 coins at an average price of 1 U. Once they have collected enough money and the investors are lagging behind, they crash the price to 0.5 U with one click. At this point, the investors see they are losing money and rush to cut their losses.
But don’t worry, once the project team sees that the situation is about right, they raise the price back up to 2 U. At this moment, those who previously cut their losses will surely regret it and come back to buy in. The project team also promotes everywhere, claiming their project has increased fourfold in a day and will continue to rise a hundredfold.
Then, they slowly raise the price, increasing it bit by bit, making those on the sidelines feel itchy, until they finally can’t resist entering the market. Once all the investors are in and the money is almost collected, the project team once again crashes the price to the floor.
At this point, the investors are bewildered; some cut their losses, while others feel there’s still a chance and try to bottom out. But the project team doesn’t care about any of this; they have long since made a fortune. Then they start promoting again, saying that after dropping so much, now it has increased fourfold, so hurry up and buy.
Thus, the project team repeatedly cuts down on investors, and the investors repeatedly get cut down. Therefore, in the cryptocurrency world, it’s really important to be careful not to be fooled by these small-time projects.
Recently, I plan to set up an ambush for a potential coin that is ready to surge; doubling it is quite easy. I also plan to find some potential coins to hold until the end of the year, with expected growth of more than 10 times being no problem, but spots are limited! If you want to follow along, like and leave a message.
