#Strategy加码BTC配置 $TRADOOR's performance since listing shows a typical market maker dumping pattern—pushing the price up to sell off, then a fierce pullback that directly hits near the initial price level. This operational routine is quite clear.
In comparison, mainstream coins like $SOL and $ZEC, although also volatile, are at least supported by fundamentals. The trend of small tokens like TRADOOR is much easier to manipulate.
To make money in these kinds of tokens, timing is really crucial. Many people see a rise and rush in, only to become regular victims of high-level dumps. If you really want to participate, you need to have enough sensitivity to the market maker’s rhythm, or simply choose assets like Bitcoin with stable liquidity and consensus to reduce the risk of being exploited.
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TokenSleuth
· 9h ago
It's the same old trick again—small coins are just cash machines.
With a project like TRADOOR, you can tell the ending just by looking at it; the biggest bagholders are always the ones who buy in at high prices.
You still have to stick to mainstream, BTC is the true king.
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WalletDetective
· 9h ago
It's the same old story... Watching TRADOOR's moves, you can tell who's just trying to cut the leeks.
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Trading small coins is all about adrenaline; reacting a second too late and you're the bag holder.
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Honestly, BTC still smells better. After all the fuss, it's more reassuring to go all-in on mainstream coins.
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Market makers' rhythm? I really can't tell, but at least my money has taught me to avoid these kinds of things.
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$SOL$ZEC can at least tell a story, but TRADOOR is purely gambling.
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Every time I see small coins surge, I think of those brothers who bought at high levels... it hurts.
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Instead of wasting effort studying market makers' moves, it's easier to just jump into BTC.
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GateUser-75ee51e7
· 9h ago
It's the same old trick again, TRADOOR's textbook-level dump, truly impressive.
Another batch of bagholders at high prices... better to just play it safe with BTC and stop messing around with these small coins.
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MoonRocketTeam
· 9h ago
Looking at TRADOOR, this move is like a rocket booster suddenly blowing fire in the opposite direction, directly burning people back to the ground... The market maker's rhythm is indeed clear, and the routine of pumping and dumping has long been played out.
Small coins are really a high-risk playground; if you're not careful, you'll become the next bagholder. It's better to stick with something like BTC that has consensus to reduce the risk of being harvested.
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consensus_failure
· 9h ago
This trick with small coins is really the same—pump and run, or you're just the last one to hold the bag.
#Strategy加码BTC配置 $TRADOOR's performance since listing shows a typical market maker dumping pattern—pushing the price up to sell off, then a fierce pullback that directly hits near the initial price level. This operational routine is quite clear.
In comparison, mainstream coins like $SOL and $ZEC, although also volatile, are at least supported by fundamentals. The trend of small tokens like TRADOOR is much easier to manipulate.
To make money in these kinds of tokens, timing is really crucial. Many people see a rise and rush in, only to become regular victims of high-level dumps. If you really want to participate, you need to have enough sensitivity to the market maker’s rhythm, or simply choose assets like Bitcoin with stable liquidity and consensus to reduce the risk of being exploited.