$SIREN Since yesterday, the U.S. stock market has pulled back, dragging the crypto market down as well, and some of the previously skyrocketing "demon coins" have started to undergo violent liquidation. Logically, it should be a time for more rest and less trading, but in my view, now is actually a time to pay even more attention.

I’ve come to understand a question: Are demon coins the same species as other coins?
Actually, it’s like how gorillas and humans both walk on two legs, use tools, look very similar, and are both primates, but fundamentally they are different.
Coins I categorize as “demon coins” must have a control of over 95%, and their driving logic depends on how the market manipulators (MM) want to play their game. How the overall market moves has little to do with it. If it seems connected, it’s just them trying to make you think so.
Returning to the first paragraph, why do I think new demon coins are more likely to appear now? Because — attention.
A good demon coin, besides the strength of the MM, their trading ability, and the opponent’s market strength, also depends heavily on whether it can seize a large amount of attention during a certain period.
Recently, after Siren, Rave, Lab, and various small demon coins, the chaos was widespread. During this time, attention was actually very dispersed, and funds were similarly scattered. Today, if you chase $Skyai , tomorrow switch to chase $BAS , and the day after someone else rises, even if I can push up 50% in a day, it’s hard to show it clearly to the MM. As a result, it’s difficult to find sufficiently strong opponent markets.
Why not push 200% in a day? Now, CEXs are much stricter about excessive surges and crashes, and such actions can’t even get the funds out. This is also the industry’s self-evolution. Unlike before, when $MMT could be pushed up or down tenfold overnight without consequences, no one dares to play that game now. The casino would immediately shut down.
But now, when the overall market drops, many small demon coins choose to temporarily lay low. When more capable coins start to push again, it becomes very easy to stand out.
Open the market list, and the entire country’s market is red, except for some coins that are moving against the trend. Do they stand out? Is the attention less than last week’s chaos?
Anyway, I already laid my trap last week, but I couldn’t say it in advance. After all, disrupting others’ strategic rhythm also conflicts with my own wallet. Let’s see if I can hit the jackpot. 😂😂😂