2026-01-08 10:26:35

Want to find a black horse coin that doubles in value? First, you need to understand what the label of a black horse is.

Market capitalization is the first threshold. Projects with a market cap below $100 million have real room for imagination; too large a market cap can't move easily. Next, look at the exchange background—at least established on a second-tier exchange, preferably on top-tier ones (like MYRO, RATS, NEIRO, which have all succeeded before).

But recognition by the exchange is just a basic condition. The key is to observe the actions of the whales. Recent signs of accumulation indicate they are paving the way for subsequent price increases, which is a signal. New coins are easier to run, especially those launched in 2024 or airdrop projects, like PIZZA, DOG, etc.

The chip structure determines the potential for rise. Projects with high control by whales and thorough washing of retail investors tend to break through more fiercely later on. Whale background is very important—having strength, resources, and a history of successful projects. DOG’s team comes from RuneStone, PIZZA is backed by the UNISATS team, and NEIRO is supported by top-tier backing. These are all plus points.

The formula for a black horse is actually simple: low market cap + strong whale funds + high-quality background + high control + thorough washing + fresh hype. Comparing these, leaders in various tracks like ORDI, SATS, PEPE, FLOKI are big white horses, with greater stability but limited room for growth.

MYRO-2.62%

RATS-1.89%

NEIRO-1.34%

PIZZA-2.44%

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SoliditySurvivor

· 01-08 11:46

That's right, now it's a matter of seeing who can bottom fish those projects being accumulated by the big players. The real dark horse was long absorbed internally. It's true that a market cap below 100 million is easier to move, but the problem is there are too few reliable teams; most are pure scams. The signals for accumulation are spot on, but ordinary retail investors simply can't see the real data and have to guess. PIZZA and DOG have indeed surged before, but now those who dare to go all-in on new coins are either true warriors or just fools. Wait, isn't your logic just teaching people how to become bagholders? The more thoroughly they shake out, the easier it is to run away. A flashy background for the big players doesn't mean the project will rise; what about Rune Stone, UNISATS? In the end, they still end up zero. Forget it, it's safer to stick with the leading projects. Although the gains are small, at least you won't wake up one day to find everything gone. The real dark horses have long been ambushed by big funds; what we see are just the pits they left behind after digging.

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ApeWithAPlan

· 01-08 10:56

That's right, but when it comes to the market maker's accumulation, you need to analyze it more carefully to avoid being fooled by false signals.

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TheMemefather

· 01-08 10:56

This set of formulas sounds pretty slick, but how many people can really hit the mark...

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bridgeOops

· 01-08 10:53

Is there only room for imagination below a market cap of 100 million? So what still fits now... I've heard so much about the manipulator accumulating positions that my ears are calloused, yet some people still fall for it. PIZZA, DOG, this wave does have some things, but the risks need to be clearly understood. Basically, it's just gambling on the manipulator; if you pick the wrong person, you lose everything. This formula sounds perfect, but in reality... most likely, you'll get cut.

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gaslight_gasfeez

· 01-08 10:52

Below 100 million really depends on luck, I actually trust the background of the market makers more. --- Basically, it's just waiting for accumulation signals, same old routine. --- The PIZZA wave indeed didn't take off, I regret it to death. --- The analysis of the chip structure is excellent; only after retail investors are cleaned out can there be real growth. --- Are new coin airdrop projects easy to run? Why do I always get caught? --- Supported by major players, it's more stable, but the return rate is indeed limited. --- The Rune Stone team's DOG is quite interesting, worth paying attention to. --- This dark horse formula sounds simple, but executing it is extremely difficult. --- Projects like ORDI are already giant-sized; doubling? Overthinking it. --- The key is to get in before the market makers are still accumulating. --- Low market cap projects are risky too; I prefer to be cautious. --- NEIRO did indeed run out, but those who entered late got cut.

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MerkleDreamer

· 01-08 10:49

Below a market cap of 100 million, with the manipulators accumulating, and a strong team background... This logic sounds just like describing a perfect money-grapping project, haha.

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ZkSnarker

· 01-08 10:48

ngl this is just "how to spot a pump before it happens" dressed up as financial wisdom lol. the whole "strong whale + retail shakeout = moon mission" thesis is literally textbook market manipulation playbook, but yeah sure let's pretend we're analyzing fundamentals here

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