I’m genuinely laughing at this.
Take a look: BOB perpetuals went from 0.0109 to 0.03167 in a single wick over 24 hours—nearly tripling. It’s still hovering around 0.0267, up 116%. PUMPBTC is even crazier at +82%, while PROMPT is practically dead, moving just 5 points.
The announcement is right above: Binance clearly stated in black and white that it’ll force-close and settle the contracts at 5 p.m. today (Beijing time), and you won’t be able to open new positions starting at 4:30 p.m. When a contract is clearly marked for delisting, what’s the first thing a normal person thinks? Short it, of course—everyone wants to grab one last bite before it dies.
But they’re just waiting for you to take that bite. The more convinced you are that it’s going to die, the more confidently you short—and the higher they pump it, just to spite you. They pump it until you get liquidated and start questioning your life choices. In the final hour, the insurance fund won’t even step in; they’ll just dump market IOCO orders and wipe out both longs and shorts.
Same old playbook. Think back to the last few delisted coins—which one didn’t shoot up in one final wick right before delisting? They know exactly what you’re thinking: “It’s getting delisted—how much higher can it possibly go?” Then they turn around and bury you.
There’s still over an hour until forced liquidation. I wouldn’t touch a setup like this—I’ll just sit back and watch.
Anyone jump in to short earlier and get caught by that wick? Drop how much you lost in the comments and give us all a laugh.
$BOB $PUMPBTC $PROMPT #币安合约 #合约交易 #下架币 #Meme
Take a look: BOB perpetuals went from 0.0109 to 0.03167 in a single wick over 24 hours—nearly tripling. It’s still hovering around 0.0267, up 116%. PUMPBTC is even crazier at +82%, while PROMPT is practically dead, moving just 5 points.
The announcement is right above: Binance clearly stated in black and white that it’ll force-close and settle the contracts at 5 p.m. today (Beijing time), and you won’t be able to open new positions starting at 4:30 p.m. When a contract is clearly marked for delisting, what’s the first thing a normal person thinks? Short it, of course—everyone wants to grab one last bite before it dies.
But they’re just waiting for you to take that bite. The more convinced you are that it’s going to die, the more confidently you short—and the higher they pump it, just to spite you. They pump it until you get liquidated and start questioning your life choices. In the final hour, the insurance fund won’t even step in; they’ll just dump market IOCO orders and wipe out both longs and shorts.
Same old playbook. Think back to the last few delisted coins—which one didn’t shoot up in one final wick right before delisting? They know exactly what you’re thinking: “It’s getting delisted—how much higher can it possibly go?” Then they turn around and bury you.
There’s still over an hour until forced liquidation. I wouldn’t touch a setup like this—I’ll just sit back and watch.
Anyone jump in to short earlier and get caught by that wick? Drop how much you lost in the comments and give us all a laugh.
$BOB $PUMPBTC $PROMPT #币安合约 #合约交易 #下架币 #Meme
