AIA has recently taken off directly, multiplying several times. I saw someone this morning focusing on the rise chart and shorting directly, I wonder how that person who entered at 10 dollars is doing now. This kind of violent pump of a coin is indeed exciting, but the risk is also absurdly high.

My friend played MMT, and he stubbornly held a 50u position up to 5000u, it cracked me up. Of course, in the end, it still blew up - so don't play those risky operations. If you think there's a whale controlling the market, the safest approach is to buy spot with small funds. With those contracts, one needle up or down and you're done.

In fact, there are some patterns to follow with these types of meme coins. Coins like AIA, MYX, and BLESS have all experienced violent pump actions. I have found that what ordinary people can often seize is not the first wave, but the second segment of the market.

How to judge? I have summarized three criteria:

First, has it been violently pumped before? If it doubles or even triples in one go, it indicates that there is capital manipulating the market.

Second, after the pump, is there a retracement back to the original price? If it hasn't dropped back, it means the cost for the market makers is still high, and the chips haven't been fully released. BLESS is basically done for this reason. COAI is similar, it's about to drop to the bottom.

Third, has there been a sufficiently long consolidation after the pullback? This is a signal for building a bottom, waiting for the next launch.

Currently, COAI is the kind that almost doesn't give you a bottom opportunity and directly pumps; I think it can be given up. The speculation is too strong.

KGEN this coin really grinds on people, it just won't drop. I'm slowly grinding with a small amount of funds, anyway, with big funds your mentality will definitely collapse, just take some small money to shear the sheep.

Remember, this kind of coin should not be heavily invested.