🔥 Trade the new, not the old! What’s the story behind CT (Concrete), this new coin?
The biggest advantage of the new coin: no trapped holders, a good chart structure, and large potential upside.
CT isn’t a low-quality “shitcoin.” Behind it is an institutional-grade on-chain financial operations system built by Blueprint Finance. TVL is over $1.2 billion, cumulative trading volume exceeds $23 billion, and there are more than 54,000 depositors.
The funding lineup is strong: Polychain leads the round, with YZi Labs (formerly Binance Labs), VanEck, and others participating—total funding of $17 million.
TGE on September 30, with major platforms like OKX, Binance, Coinbase, and Bybit集中 listing the contracts, leading to rapid liquidity accumulation.
Total token supply: 1 billion, with no inflation. Ecosystem allocation is 35%, and the team and investors have a one-year lockup.
Technicals: surged from the 0.396 low to 0.55, up about 39%. EMA is in a bullish alignment, market cap is around $400 million—its upside elasticity is worth watching.
The new coin has strong breakout potential, but the risks are also real. Manage position sizing and participate rationally.
Took 2 rides on the roller coaster already. One time, I invested 35 and turned it into 488. One time, I invested 10 and turned it into 53. Guess I’ll just keep building up slowly—being too greedy. I want to get fat in one bite.
Loss isn’t the failure of a trade. What’s truly failure is not being able to withstand losses, or arbitrarily adding to the position to dilute your cost.
The market won’t always move in your favor. Accept a small loss, and you’ll be able to protect your principal.
Judging from Bitcoin’s price trend, it should break out of the ranging consolidation zone pretty soon. If it breaks out above 85,000 with increased volume and the subsequent pullback doesn’t break below, then it’s likely going up.
$nom This piece of scrap coin can also work. Too bad I wiped out all my profits on the lobster, so I don’t dare buy more. If you have a position, you can consider entering when the timing is right.
The hardest thing about trading has never been understanding the market—it’s restraining your own hand. Opportunities are never-ending, but when the market isn’t yours, patience and observing from the sidelines is how you make money.
The Oil War God is back again—now it’s at 45 oil. Personally, I think as long as it hasn’t broken below this level, you can keep holding. The dog syndicate still wants to push the price up.
$Lobsters, this dealer is really ruthless—both long and short get pulled back and killed. There’s a tenfold upside/downside swing range. Who can stand that?