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Just read something interesting on Cointelegraph. I think it's a must-read for newbies. Not so much for seasoned traders but they might find something too.
M Posts: 34 · Reputation: 318
Yeah I saw that. But what about the exchanges? Aren’t they part of the problem? They can’t pretend they don’t know what's going on.
R Posts: 27 · Reputation: 43
Totally agree, they often turn a blind eye. Listing fees are all that matters now. It’s like a free-for-all, and there are so many people ready to help you get listed.
Ma Posts: 46 · Reputation: 26
Honestly, every trader should check it out. Even if you’ve read it before, it helps to revisit it with more experience.
Se Posts: 244 · Reputation: 2321
100%! Rushing into trades without research is dangerous. Price spikes can trick people into panicking. Always better to do your homework.
P Posts: 45 · Reputation: 13
True, manipulation is subtle but real. Many don’t notice it, especially with volatility in low cap coins.
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Exactly, but not all exchanges are complicit. Some genuinely get duped. Projects can look solid at launch and then turn sour.
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Manipulation methods vary. Some come from the exchanges themselves, while others are from traders. Wash trading, for example.
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I’ve seen it too. Some old coins get pumped just to be dumped later, making a profit off their downfall.
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Yeah, it’s rampant with new coins now. I’ve seen countless new projects get manipulated before they crash.
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Even top exchanges like Binance have cases of manipulation. Tokens spike unexpectedly, and it’s often orchestrated by big players.
R Posts: 27 · Reputation: 43
True, Binance's recent listings haven't performed well. It's all about the fees now. Greed is everywhere.
S Posts: 95 · Reputation: 20
If we could identify the manipulators, we’d be rich! But yeah, now it’s a few players controlling the market focus.
C Posts: 81 · Reputation: 229
Right, and the devs are often the biggest culprits. They pump and dump, especially with low cap coins.
N Posts: 7 · Reputation: 44
Spot on. Exchange staff usually know what’s up but they profit too, so they play along.
C Posts: 19 · Reputation: 472
It's not just the devs though. Some exchanges are equally guilty since they’ll list anything for a fee.
Si Posts: 20 · Reputation: 252
Exactly! Low caps can be tempting for profits but they come with big risks, especially with the pump and dump cycle.
A Posts: 92 · Reputation: 1540
Man, I was once offered cash to fake trade for a coin. I said no, it felt wrong. But it shows how common this is.
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For real. Some projects even raise money before listing, just to get that sweet listing fee. It’s everywhere.
Ma Posts: 46 · Reputation: 26
I watched a coin called Pump... what a joke. It went up then crashed hard. Another classic manipulation case.