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Woke up early to find that a new meme project has appeared on BSC, but this time I plan to wait and see.
Recently, I discovered a pattern: if you have a long list of meme coins you’re preparing to buy the dip on, it’s best to cross out the projects that are already listed on the Alpha platform. It sounds counterintuitive, but looking back at the data, most projects start to decline slowly as soon as they hit Alpha. Thinking about it carefully, it makes sense—Alpha has basically become the main outlet for liquidity across the entire network, with retail and big investors cashing out and exiting at this stage.
Yesterday, two projects on Alpha confirmed this trend: a combination of a large-cap project and a small-cap project, and their final movements were in line with expectations. After several cycles, this is no longer a coincidence. Instead of chasing projects that peak right after listing, it’s better to look for those still in their dormant phase.
Damn, I'm trapped in a project during the quiet period, waiting.
Remove all projects that have been listed on Alpha from the list, learned my lesson.
Don't chase highs, just wait for the day when the quiet period ends and it starts to rise.
This cycle, I've seen through it—listings come and go.