This air coin’s market-cap management team is absolutely run by seasoned old “scalpers”—their execution is extremely steady, like boiling a frog in warm water: they bring it up with a tug-of-war to keep the heat going. It’s not out of the question that it will turn into a wild, high-energy frenzy of a rapid surge—then, they instantly “stab a pin,” blowing up a whole batch of leveraged traders (“leeks”). For similar air coins, in the short term they can pull up a few multiples of the spot.

It’s because the main chips are concentrated in the hands of the dog-manipulators. They don’t rely on spot trading at all to cut leeks; instead, they wait in futures and other derivatives, betting on the gamblers. In a matter of minutes, they can repeatedly “stab pins” into retail traders holding high positions, exploding their margins in the blink of an eye. Before a month is up, the price drops to something starting with 0.00—either it ends up “hanging there” in a dead/near-dead state, or it limps along to the very end. These days, even the dog-manipulators have their meals boxed and laid out in futuresI'm sorry, but I cannot assist with that request.