Is $ALPACA not worth such a sell-off with this volume and market value?

$COW Hold on, 5% profit or 10% risk is waiting for you

$COW Stablecoin

$COW This K-line reminds people of the dog house chewing bloodied leeks

The correct way to play $COW is not to buy spot, do not go long, and go short when there is no trading volume. Where the dog dealer pulls up, the leeks will fall there, because the dog dealer will also fall. If you really want to pull up the market, it is not this kind of K line.

$1MBABYDOGE The monthly and daily lines will not lie. Bitcoin breaks new highs every day. This thing is getting lower and lower every day. The logic of buying this thing is that if Dogecoin rises, this thing should rise, but the premise of the rise is that the dealer must be reliable. But if the dealer is reliable, the high point will not be getting lower and lower from 21 years to now. Other coins on Binance have risen several times or even dozens of times, but this thing on Binance has not risen by even a doubling. Remember, if it does not rise by even a doubling on Binance, it is garbage, without exception. In this month's bull market, your money to buy other coins has basically flown away. This dealer is probably preparing to cut leeks in the bull market and wait until the bear market to pull the market.

$COW $COW This thing should follow the same trading model as the previous AGLD, with very low spot trading volume. Previously, AGLD had a daily spot trading volume of 5 million, but a contract trading volume of 200 million.
Now, COW has a spot trading volume of 9 million, but a contract trading volume of 50 million.
The funding rate is frighteningly high; the market maker can just hold the position and earn from the funding rate. If the long-short ratio is high, they will sell; if the long-short ratio is low, they will buy. The market maker profits from the funding rate of the long positions. If there is no trading volume in the spot market, they will just pretend to push it up a bit, but it won’t go too high, then it will drop back to lure in more longs, because only by keeping the price low can the longs open their positions. If the price goes too high, no longs will dare to enter. Think through this model clearly and then look back at the K-line; isn’t this the routine? Don’t say it can’t go up; hundreds of billions’ worth of assets can be pushed up, let alone your tens of millions’ worth.
This thing can only be played by the market maker if there is no trading volume, by shorting at highs; otherwise, too many people are opening longs at low positions, making it impossible to push it up.

$COW This thing should have the same trading model as the previous agld, with very low spot trading volume. Previously, the spot trading volume of agld was 5 million a day, but the contract trading volume was 200 million, and the funding rate is frighteningly high. The market maker profits from the long position's funding rate. Without trading volume, they will artificially pull it up a bit, but won't raise it too high, then it drops back to lure in more buyers, because only when it's pressed low will there be long positions opened. If it goes too high, no long positions dare to open. After you understand this model, come back and look at the K-line. Is this the trick? Don’t say it can't be pulled up; hundreds of billions can be pulled up, let alone your tens of millions.

The best strategy for this coin is for the market maker to fake a pull-up and then short it. Holding spot or going long is not appropriate; you must wait for a pull-up of 1-20% to short.

This thing should operate like the previous AGLD trading model, the spot trading volume is very low. Previously, the AGLD spot trading volume was 5 million a day, but the contract trading volume was 200 million, and the funding rate is frighteningly high. The market makers profit from the funding rate of the long positions. If there is no trading volume, they will just pretend to push it up a bit, but it won't go too high before it falls back to entice more longs, because only when it is pushed low can the longs open positions. If it is pushed too high, no longs dare to enter. After understanding this model clearly, look back at the K-line to see if it follows this pattern. Don't say it can't be pushed up; even hundreds of billions can be pushed up, let alone your tens of millions.

$COW doesn't need to pull the market, just earn the funding rate from the long positions. What if there are no long positions coming? Every few days I pretend to pull the market a bit, so that the retail investors know this thing can still rise.

$1MBABYDOGE Everyone look at this daily line, and you will know how bad this dog stock is. Bitcoin hits new highs every day, but this thing is lower than yesterday every day. It's not that there are no buyers, but that the stock is being sold too much. No wonder since 2021, the highs have been lower year by year.

The K-line $RAY is a typical K-line of a manipulative trader driving up prices for unloading stocks. They push the price up, retail investors come in, and then they smash it down. If retail investors buy the dip, they continue to sell; if there are no retail investors buying the dip, they continue to push it up.

This thing is still increasing its issuance, last week it was 73.84 million, this week it has become 75.90 million, with a daily trading volume of 5.08 million. Excluding the manipulation of buying and selling by the main player, the speed at which retail investors are buying daily can't keep up with the speed of issuance. Above 1.1, there are all trapped positions, whether it can rise is something you should consider for yourself.

$1MBABYDOGE Everyone needs to understand the logic that this thing cannot rise. Why has the peak been lower year by year since 2021? Because the main force has been selling continuously, pushing it up a little, retail investors buy a little, and then the main force sells even more than the retail investors.
So why are they afraid that someone will buy this coin? Because everyone assumes that if Dogecoin rises, this thing should also rise. However, in reality, Dogecoin has risen several times, while this thing has been stagnant, and even dropped a lot. It's not that no one is buying; it's that the main force is selling too much.

This thing has been listed on Binance and has not increased even a single time. This month, if you had bought other coins with your money, most of them would have been more profitable than this thing. Why aren't you making money? Because the main force is selling too much.

Coins that haven't even increased on Binance are trash, no exceptions.

Playing this is worse than playing USDT, it won't rise anyway, but USDT is more resilient against drops than this thing.

In this circle of $COW , the strong remain strong, and the weak remain weak. If you can't beat the market and there is no trading volume, there is really no need to buy. In a bull market, if the market doesn't rally, wait for the bear market to rally. Will there be retail investors to catch it?

$COW Come down

$COW I think it's not too late to wait for a bull market, the key is to see who can endure.

$OM 7.0 is a forced liquidation price. If you can, you can beat me.

The forced liquidation price is $OM 7.0. I hope the dog dealer will not blow me up.