2026-01-02 08:21:20

Recently, these types of coins have indeed become more and more rampant.

During the market uptrend, the usual phrases are: "This is the last chance to get in," "If you wait any longer, it will be too late." Once the price starts to decline, it immediately switches to: "This is just a technical correction," "It's normal for retail investors to be washed out."

Look at the recently popular projects like ZBT, Beat, LIGHT—each one is almost frighteningly fast—rising quickly, falling even faster. Once the tickets are sold out, retail investors will have all left. Out of hundreds of coins, only a few are truly valuable.

To judge whether a project is reliable, look for these signals: the more exaggerated the increase, the more excited the community, but if they can't explain the underlying logic clearly, then you need to be alert. The greater this contrast, the higher the risk usually is. The market is not filled with investment opportunities, but with carefully crafted schemes. Instead of frequently chasing after rises, it's better to spend time understanding the true value of the project.

ZBT-6.74%

BEAT-10.99%

LIGHT2.87%

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StablecoinSkeptic

· 4h ago

You're so right. I watched helplessly as ZBT was cut during that wave. Now everyone seems to be just harvesting. It's the last chance to get on board again, and there's always technical adjustments. I've heard this spiel so many times.

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PanicSeller

· 4h ago

The same old scripts, hearing them too many times gets annoying. Buying at the top when it’s rising, making technical adjustments when it’s falling—really funny. I almost bought into the ZBT wave too, but luckily I snapped out of it in time. The more lively the community, the more the underlying logic becomes blurred. Such stark contrasts are a straight pass.

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CryptoSurvivor

· 5h ago

I've seen too many of these, with one scripted line after another. It's really annoying.

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FUD_Vaccinated

· 5h ago

Basically, it's a套路工坊, out of hundreds of coins, only a few can survive. --- The faster it rises, the faster it falls. I'm very familiar with this rhythm; retail investors are always the last to catch the bag. --- Unable to explain the logic, yet the community gets most excited. This is what signals are, brother. --- That wave of ZBT made me feel uncomfortable; the increase was outrageously disproportionate. --- Don't be fooled by "last to get on." I've heard this phrase five hundred times. --- A genuine project doesn't need to shout every day; coins with clear logic will speak for themselves. --- Out of hundreds, only one is truly valuable. These data already say everything. --- Once the tickets are sold out, everyone disperses. This套路 is old and worn out. --- Instead of chasing the pump, it's better to do proper research to avoid getting caught in a round of liquidation. --- I'm tired of hearing the term "technical adjustment"; it's just a万能挡箭牌.

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CoinBasedThinking

· 5h ago

Basically, it's a money-grabbing machine for retail investors, and the tricks have been played out. --- There are scripts for both rises and falls, it's really damn ridiculous. --- My friend went all-in on ZBT during that wave, and he's still trapped. --- Avoid projects that can't explain their logic; it's a bloody lesson. --- Out of hundreds of coins, choosing a genuine one is even lower probability than winning the lottery. --- I've heard this set of words a hundred times about the last chance to buy in; it's so annoying. --- The crazier the community, the greater the risk; this logic is sound. --- You still need to learn how to recognize tricks, or you'll get cut sooner or later. --- Prices rise quickly and fall just as fast; LIGHT is a prime example. --- Instead of chasing the rise, it's better to study the fundamentals of the project carefully, and save yourself the trouble.

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