As I said, in the bleak secondary market, a path of its own has emerged, driving the newly issued coins that have fallen below their initial price. It's not that usual is particularly great, but the timing is just right; the market needs such a dark horse. Once the secondary market loses its profit-making effect, users will drift away, which is not what the exchanges want to see. It all depends on how fast this dark horse can run; the marathon is not yet over, the climax has not yet arrived, let's inflate the bubble a little more.

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