#数字资产市场动态 Have you ever wondered how much money the manipulators behind these bizarre small-cap coins like $pippin actually spend?

The answer might surprise you — it's not as much as you think.

During the bottom-building phase, these coins often have a daily trading volume of less than $500,000. The manipulators don't need to buy everything up; they only need to spend less than $100,000 a day, quietly accumulating for one or two months. The total investment might still be under $3 million, and they can secure the first batch of low-cost chips.

Once they have enough chips, they start shaking out the market. Spending around $1 million, they concentrate their efforts over a few rounds, scaring off weak-handed retail investors, and clearing out the floating supply.

The final sprint is even more ruthless — spending less than $2 million to rapidly pump the price within a few days, attracting market attention. Overall, the total cost ranges from $1 million to $5 million.

With this small amount of money, they can turn an obscure coin into a market sensation. And what about the manipulators' returns? Profits of over a hundred million dollars are entirely possible.

Using a few million dollars to generate over a hundred million in returns — just do the math. This is the true face of so-called "monster coins" — completely unpredictable and unconventional. When over 80% of a project's chips are in the hands of the manipulators, do you still think you're investing? Wake up — you're basically fighting against an opponent who holds all the information.