Abzz1290
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I bought sol at 9$ 10 total ;)
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I BOUGHT $XRP AT 0.3$
I bought $SOL AT 15$
I bought $PEPE at 200mill MC
NOW i bought $XELIS AT 3.9$
Get some $XELIS Now before GATE. io
I BOUGHT $XRP AT 0.3$
I bought $SOL AT 15$
I bought $PEPE at 200mill MC
NOW i bought $XELIS AT 3.9$
Get some $XELIS Now before GATE. io
Hope so. 🤞
3rd January: From $0.3 to $1.4 at launch, pressed ‘buy’ and somehow bought at $8.9 instead. Scam? Bots? Who knows. What I do know is I just lost nearly $4k. #Bio - the very bad boy indeed. #sol always good to go #CryptoReboundStrategy
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3rd January: From $0.3 to $1.4 at launch, pressed ‘buy’ and somehow bought at $8.9 instead. Scam? Bots? Who knows. What I do know is I just lost nearly $4k. #Bio - the very bad boy indeed. #sol always good to go #CryptoReboundStrategy
I watched the launch and press buy at just launch and from 0.003 to 1.4 $ it reaches within milliseconds or nanoseconds. But my purchases made were at 0.89$ to stop loss I pulled.
$BIO has risen over 2300% in just a few hours, but don't be fooled by this.
The $BIO chart shows that the coin was launched at a price of $0.03 and is now worth $0.74, indicating a more than 2300% increase. However, this can be misleading, especially for beginners who might think they could have bought at $0.03 and become millionaires in a single trade.
The reality behind these charts:
1. The initial price is not always accessible:
Newly listed coins often start trading at a much higher price than the indicated "initial price." This happens because massive buy orders and high demand in the first seconds drive the price up rapidly.
2. It's impossible to buy at the lowest price:
Even though the chart shows the lowest price as $0.03, it’s practically impossible for anyone to buy at that level. The earliest trades are typically executed well above that price due to market competition.
3. It's a common misconception that everyone can buy cheap:
If it were truly possible to buy the coin at its lowest price, everyone would be a millionaire. But that’s not how the market works.
Final thought:
Before getting excited by charts showing spectacular increases, remember that these figures don’t reflect the actual buying opportunities. It's essential to understand how newly listed coins work and to trade cautiously.
The reality behind these charts:
1. The initial price is not always accessible:
Newly listed coins often start trading at a much higher price than the indicated "initial price." This happens because massive buy orders and high demand in the first seconds drive the price up rapidly.
2. It's impossible to buy at the lowest price:
Even though the chart shows the lowest price as $0.03, it’s practically impossible for anyone to buy at that level. The earliest trades are typically executed well above that price due to market competition.
3. It's a common misconception that everyone can buy cheap:
If it were truly possible to buy the coin at its lowest price, everyone would be a millionaire. But that’s not how the market works.
Final thought:
Before getting excited by charts showing spectacular increases, remember that these figures don’t reflect the actual buying opportunities. It's essential to understand how newly listed coins work and to trade cautiously.
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Experience lightning-fast transactions and seamless DeFi on $SOL, now stronger than ever on Binance.
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Experience lightning-fast transactions and seamless DeFi on $SOL, now stronger than ever on Binance.
#Solana #Binance #CryptoDecision #testing
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