Using the logic of real estate developers selling pre-construction units as an analogy for “Panda Head”


1. Internal subdivision (ambush)
Before the property sales are publicly promoted, use hundreds or thousands of “fake accounts” to sell off most of the project’s units (chips) at extremely low prices first (multiple addresses).
2. Naming (creating momentum)
Reveal the “Panda Head” top-tier big shot’s IP brand, publicly buy a small portion.
It’s actually for the sales office’s “grand opening,” signaling to the entire city’s retail investors: the big shot is in the game, this location will definitely be hot! !
3. Selling at high prices to clear inventory (harvesting)
Retail investors see the big shot entering, rushing madly into the sales office to buy at higher prices.
The market maker doesn’t touch the “Panda Head” brand itself but lets those hidden “fake accounts” in the shadows sell their low-value units to you at high prices one by one.
4. Withdrawing funds (the ending)
Once the units in the fake accounts are sold out and profits are made, the market maker withdraws.
Retail investors holding the high-priced “pre-construction units” realize that the big shot was just there to cut the ribbon, and the houses weren’t even built; prices collapse instantly, and the project becomes a dead end, with even the land rented.
Please correct me if there are any inaccuracies, 🤝
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