#wct
This coin is almost entirely held by the market makers, with the project team holding over 99.7% of the supply...
It is the first 'centralized' coin among mainstream institutional coins on exchanges...
Let's put it this way, it has a higher holding ratio than oracle token ~Trb.
Try to set stop-loss orders for contracts. Avoid spot trading, as you may miss the chance to escape when needed:
high coin dropped from $11 to $1
Trb dropped from $630 to $110 a few years ago
Rune dropped from $5 to $1.2 last year
Therefore, based on experience, you can open long positions with perpetual contracts and set a stop-loss order, and try to avoid spot trading. Especially, the later it gets, the more you should avoid spot trading.
Wct has 3 addresses holding almost 99.7% of the chips, so it's very 'strong'...
Refer to why $slerf and $Why, such large pool coins are not pumped, because the coins are all taken by retail investors, and the risk of the market maker pushing the price is too high, with even higher costs...
This coin is almost entirely held by the market makers, with the project team holding over 99.7% of the supply...
It is the first 'centralized' coin among mainstream institutional coins on exchanges...
Let's put it this way, it has a higher holding ratio than oracle token ~Trb.
Try to set stop-loss orders for contracts. Avoid spot trading, as you may miss the chance to escape when needed:
high coin dropped from $11 to $1
Trb dropped from $630 to $110 a few years ago
Rune dropped from $5 to $1.2 last year
Therefore, based on experience, you can open long positions with perpetual contracts and set a stop-loss order, and try to avoid spot trading. Especially, the later it gets, the more you should avoid spot trading.
Wct has 3 addresses holding almost 99.7% of the chips, so it's very 'strong'...
Refer to why $slerf and $Why, such large pool coins are not pumped, because the coins are all taken by retail investors, and the risk of the market maker pushing the price is too high, with even higher costs...
