$PLANCK I feel like I'm doomed, I've already been halved. One thing that can be confirmed about this coin is that the team really doesn't have any money. Whether they are really working on the project is unknown. The on-chain liquidity has also been drained by hundreds of thousands of dollars. If the team can't attract investment, then it's over. Because they hold the coins and won't sell, no funds dare to get involved, even if the market cap is low, they wouldn't dare to intervene. If they sell everything, it's also doomed because if the team runs away with the coins, they won't take the project seriously anymore. Other funds wouldn't dare to play with it either, as there are no excuses or positive news to make retail investors take over. This is different from meme coins. For meme coins, it's good when the team sells out because it's all just playing with air; as long as there’s hype, they can cash out. However, projects focused on infrastructure ultimately rely on the project party. Currently, we can only hope that the project party takes things seriously and can attract investment. Once Binance opens contracts, it can survive. It's a gamble for the last time; it’s either death or huge profits. I won’t recharge; this is how the crypto world ends, it’s meaningless! There are too many scams and tricks; don't tell me about playing mainstream coins like Bitcoin or others, that’s meaningless because playing gold and bulk commodities is much better than them, without the various risks outside of crypto trading. Coming into crypto, there’s nothing to disguise; it’s just hoping to get rich quickly, betting small to win big. So only playing junk new coins is left, of course, the probability of going to zero is also very high. Looking at this coin, if the broke project party cannot find investment or doesn't genuinely focus on the project, then it will go to zero. If they are really doing something and later attract investment when Binance opens contracts, then this market cap can easily increase tenfold. So everything is left to fate; I’m prepared for it to go to zero. That's it; next year I'll have to work hard!