BR, a project that rose with the narrative of re-staking BTC, violently withdrew liquidity and crashed the market four times in a month. Each time the reason was the same: "The official liquidity hasn’t changed; it’s the external LP whales crashing it." This time it’s even more outrageous, actually blaming Binance for updating the limit order with quadruple points rules, leading to the withdrawal of liquidity.
What’s even stranger is: Every time the market crashed, it was from new addresses. The flow of funds is highly similar: Exchange withdrawal → Large purchase of BR → Adding LP → Lying in wait for a few days → Collective withdrawal of liquidity crashing the market → Money returns to the exchange, address abandoned.
On-chain information is transparent; the four identical market crash trajectories—are they really just the actions of 'external whales'? Is it really that coincidental? You ponder, you think deeply.
What’s more ironic is: Such blatant acts of scamming have played out four times, yet people still trade BR and form LPs. What are these people after? Gambling on luck? Betting on a rebound? Or completely unaware?
Or perhaps these “people” are actually “deep actors” arranged by the project team themselves, cooperating to create trading activity and cover up the essence of manipulation?
A coin that rose with the narrative of re-staking BTC has now become a scythe for harvesting LP whales and alpha users. Project team, where is your conscience?
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Binance Alpha Guide: From Zero to Pro in 'On-Chain Gold Mining'?
Binance's alpha points have been around for a long time and are becoming increasingly popular. When Alpha points were first introduced, many scoffed at them, but privately, everyone was getting more competitive, even bringing their families along, and calling on the village chief to lead the entire village to prosperity. Now, the cousins have returned to the village with pride, and the family has become more harmonious.
So essentially, Binance alpha empowers wallets, competes for the entry of active on-chain users, and is a way to compete for on-chain asset issuance. Therefore, we do not need to worry that alpha will lose dividend opportunities in the short term.
That said, how can we ordinary users reasonably utilize the rules to reduce wear and tear and increase more ALPHA profit opportunities?
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Binance Alpha Guide: From Zero to Pro in 'On-Chain Gold Mining'?
Binance's alpha points have been around for a long time and are becoming increasingly popular. When Alpha points were first introduced, many scoffed at them, but privately, everyone was getting more competitive, even bringing their families along, and calling on the village chief to lead the entire village to prosperity. Now, the cousins have returned to the village with pride, and the family has become more harmonious.
So essentially, Binance alpha empowers wallets, competes for the entry of active on-chain users, and is a way to compete for on-chain asset issuance. Therefore, we do not need to worry that alpha will lose dividend opportunities in the short term.
That said, how can we ordinary users reasonably utilize the rules to reduce wear and tear and increase more ALPHA profit opportunities?
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Price is the report card of the team’s "operations and distribution": Where does the purchasing power come from? How to hedge against unlock/selling pressure? How to protect market-making and treasury? How to connect narrative rhythm? How are tokens and projects linked in a positive cycle?
First look at people, then look at the market (people/money/rhythm).
Only those who can understand Tokens deserve to talk about "products".
If a Token performs poorly over the long term and only quickly cuts people off, please directly blacklist it.
When there are so many crypto projects that you can't keep up, don't get stuck in the race just yet; first, look at the 'people'. Success and trends basically depend on three things: the founder's vision and experience, the performance of past projects, and the funding and execution rhythm.
I only ask three questions: 1) How did he win or lose before? Is there a review? 2) Where does the money come from, where does it go, and when does he plan to withdraw? 3) Cold start → Rally → Turnover → Exit, do you have this timeline, and can you see who is executing it?
The race is just a backdrop; the people managing it and their strategies are what really matter.
The trading volume of this 'scalping' plate $BR has risen again. When the next round of scalping happens, everyone present who shouts and brushes has a responsibility. Remember to take screenshots and save their content 🤡
$BR Remember, I advise you to immediately block the blogger who promotes BR. This guy has cut four times in a month, and looking at the current trend of paid commenters, he will cut again soon 🤡
Just now, this garbage BR project was still in the community announcement that the latest trading competition is about to end, so everyone hurry up and make a final push 😂
Who is risking half of their principal to earn that ten dollar reward? Friends, spread the word, let their trading volume drop, stay away from this tumor, and don't contribute to this scythe anymore!
BR, a project that rose with the narrative of re-staking BTC, violently withdrew liquidity and crashed the market four times in a month. Each time the reason was the same: "The official liquidity hasn’t changed; it’s the external LP whales crashing it." This time it’s even more outrageous, actually blaming Binance for updating the limit order with quadruple points rules, leading to the withdrawal of liquidity.
What’s even stranger is: Every time the market crashed, it was from new addresses. The flow of funds is highly similar: Exchange withdrawal → Large purchase of BR → Adding LP → Lying in wait for a few days → Collective withdrawal of liquidity crashing the market → Money returns to the exchange, address abandoned.
On-chain information is transparent; the four identical market crash trajectories—are they really just the actions of 'external whales'? Is it really that coincidental? You ponder, you think deeply.
What’s more ironic is: Such blatant acts of scamming have played out four times, yet people still trade BR and form LPs. What are these people after? Gambling on luck? Betting on a rebound? Or completely unaware?
Or perhaps these “people” are actually “deep actors” arranged by the project team themselves, cooperating to create trading activity and cover up the essence of manipulation?
A coin that rose with the narrative of re-staking BTC has now become a scythe for harvesting LP whales and alpha users. Project team, where is your conscience?
$BR this damn thing has played tricks four times, each time with the excuse of liquidity withdrawal from the outside, and today it even shifted the blame to Binance for changing the rules. Who is really manipulating this?
From cold start to FDV delivery, how does a VC tell a story?
When VCs invest in a project, it’s never just about the product; more importantly: how to tell that story. Cold starts begin with narrative, community activation relies on the points system, airdrops create a 'consensus illusion', public opinion peaks before launch, liquidity is compressed for exit, media and top influencers begin to turn towards 'positive reporting'… The whole process is like a precise stage play, And you’re still asking: 'Is this project worth participating in?'
Better to ask: In this play, are you an audience member, an actor, or a prop.