Every time Bitcoin and altcoins experience significant fluctuations, scam projects like LAB suddenly become popular. This is not because the market's large funds are collectively abandoning mainstream assets to chase after altcoins. When mainstream assets are highly volatile, retail investors are easily forced to cut losses and lose money on Bitcoin, eager to find short-term targets to recover losses. Hot money then exploits this psychology to speculate on small-cap altcoins.

For example, LAB's current trading pattern relies on the steady rise of the Bollinger middle band, with a single-day increase of over 6%, now priced at $16.349. It has a small circulating supply and the chips are held by manipulators, making it very cheap to push up. The main players leverage the market turbulence to drive the price higher, creating the illusion of profit in a counter-trend move. Many retail investors who are losing money in mainstream assets get caught up in the hype, rushing to buy in, similar to the previous RAVE market situation.

Short-term speculative funds are only a small diversion; the main players push the price up to lure more buyers while secretly placing large sell orders. When retail investors chase the rally, they are immediately hit with sell-offs. During the decline, they deliberately dump large sell orders to force retail investors to cut losses and short, completing a dual-sided trap to harvest profits.

LAB has no real ecosystem; its price is entirely supported by speculative funds. Many investors are now complaining about malicious market manipulation by the manipulators. Currently, the short-term rise is just a setup by the main players. Blindly following the trend and entering the market will most likely repeat the old mistake of getting trapped. #分享美股交易赢英伟达股票 $LAB