Ancient chain $one started rising on the gainers list yesterday. Just now I checked $arb $near $apt $op $dydx—everything is following the pump. I went looking for information and found only one piece of news: one is giving up its own blockchain and migrating to eth. Honestly, I can’t make sense of what the “good news” even is, so it’s rising for no reason. I couldn’t chase it.
Most of the coins on the Bsc chain are now following $MARSCOIN and that “Niu” guy. When these two drop, everything else drops too; but when these two rise, other coins don’t necessarily follow. Last night I heard monitoring keep reporting that cz reposted something—something something—but I didn’t check it because I was playing a mobile game. This morning I saw a $gstock 17m; everyone said it was an open-book exam, but if you’re late you don’t need to go into the exam hall anymore. If you chase in for a short-term gain, you can run with the profits. As for whether it’s good for the long term, I’m still not sure—platforms like this that open high and then sell off are common.
On Bsc second-level markets, most of them are currently running along with $龙虾 . When the lobster settles sideways, the others are either moving sideways or dipping. Only if the lobster continues upward will the smaller ones start following.
On Robinhood, $PONS and $ai are very strong. Too bad I already ran from the bottom; the $pair I didn’t run from is just kind of dying slowly.
For Arc, I still have the same view. When the whole internet is full of FUD, that’s a good time to go in and pick some better ones.
Most of the coins on the Bsc chain are now following $MARSCOIN and that “Niu” guy. When these two drop, everything else drops too; but when these two rise, other coins don’t necessarily follow. Last night I heard monitoring keep reporting that cz reposted something—something something—but I didn’t check it because I was playing a mobile game. This morning I saw a $gstock 17m; everyone said it was an open-book exam, but if you’re late you don’t need to go into the exam hall anymore. If you chase in for a short-term gain, you can run with the profits. As for whether it’s good for the long term, I’m still not sure—platforms like this that open high and then sell off are common.
On Bsc second-level markets, most of them are currently running along with $龙虾 . When the lobster settles sideways, the others are either moving sideways or dipping. Only if the lobster continues upward will the smaller ones start following.
On Robinhood, $PONS and $ai are very strong. Too bad I already ran from the bottom; the $pair I didn’t run from is just kind of dying slowly.
For Arc, I still have the same view. When the whole internet is full of FUD, that’s a good time to go in and pick some better ones.