Crypto | Major Movers | September 23
I’m monitoring the major players on the BSC chain. I watched these signals all night—so I have to say a few words.
Here are the coins I noticed today:
• Token one: Super major player (97.18% concentration), up 6871% in 24h—this one, I usually just blacklist. A “meme” coin that pumps that hard: the vast majority (90%+) of the major players are distributing.
• Token two: Super major player (97.43%), up 283% in 24h, market cap 77 million— the major player has just initiated a position.
• Tokens three and four: Super major player; both are up around 67% in 24h; market cap from 700 million to 1.4 billion—there’s something here.
• Token five: Super major player; down 26% in 24h; market cap 25.8 billion— the major player is picking up the order book at high levels. Not good.
My take: The overall market—BTC, ETH, SOL—is all just mildly consolidating. In this kind of environment, if the major player starts a breakout pump during a new buildup, either there really is a story, or it’s the prelude to “pump and dump.” I’ve suffered too many losses like this myself. When I see a super major player + just-started position + breakout pump combo, my first reaction is to be alert, not excited.
What’s worth watching next are tokens three and four. Their market caps aren’t small and they can still maintain the uptrend, which suggests the major players aren’t distributing. The one that’s dropping—token five—on the other hand, you should be cautious; it may be high-level distribution.
Do you think “super major player” equals an opportunity or a trap? I lean toward watching level, but even more, watching trend. Don’t rush into the first position—wait for the major player’s second wave add-position signals, then consider it. Tell me in the comments: what traps have you fallen into with super major players?
I’m monitoring the major players on the BSC chain. I watched these signals all night—so I have to say a few words.
Here are the coins I noticed today:
• Token one: Super major player (97.18% concentration), up 6871% in 24h—this one, I usually just blacklist. A “meme” coin that pumps that hard: the vast majority (90%+) of the major players are distributing.
• Token two: Super major player (97.43%), up 283% in 24h, market cap 77 million— the major player has just initiated a position.
• Tokens three and four: Super major player; both are up around 67% in 24h; market cap from 700 million to 1.4 billion—there’s something here.
• Token five: Super major player; down 26% in 24h; market cap 25.8 billion— the major player is picking up the order book at high levels. Not good.
My take: The overall market—BTC, ETH, SOL—is all just mildly consolidating. In this kind of environment, if the major player starts a breakout pump during a new buildup, either there really is a story, or it’s the prelude to “pump and dump.” I’ve suffered too many losses like this myself. When I see a super major player + just-started position + breakout pump combo, my first reaction is to be alert, not excited.
What’s worth watching next are tokens three and four. Their market caps aren’t small and they can still maintain the uptrend, which suggests the major players aren’t distributing. The one that’s dropping—token five—on the other hand, you should be cautious; it may be high-level distribution.
Do you think “super major player” equals an opportunity or a trap? I lean toward watching level, but even more, watching trend. Don’t rush into the first position—wait for the major player’s second wave add-position signals, then consider it. Tell me in the comments: what traps have you fallen into with super major players?