Has anyone figured out how to tackle these "Rupee Raiders"? They seem to manipulate low liquidity coins with the same playbook every time.
Ways to Combat Pump and Dumps in Low Liquidity Markets
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Honestly, I think you're better off just avoiding those obscure coins. There are safer options out there. Why risk it?
I get you, but this coin isn't a scam. It’s been audited and is just waiting on the mainnet launch. It's frustrating to see these guys profiting off fear.
Not gonna lie, I found a profile of one of those scammers. If you check it out, he flips from saying it's a scam to praising it. Classic.
atlas_orbitMember
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#5Sep 21, 2020, 03:25 PM
Low liquidity coins are just... a no-go for me. Better to stick with the big boys. If something goes down, at least you can cash out without losing your shirt.
Totally agree! It’s sickening how these scammers operate. We need someone like Jim Browning to expose these groups.
You’re right, there’s no easy fix. If these guys are organized, the only way to really protect your investment is to put it into reputable coins.
👍🏻 Totally!
Forget about those scammers. Don’t waste your time figuring them out. Just avoid low liquidity coins. They're too easy to manipulate.
By the way, I’m new to this. Just invested in my first ICO. I did it early and could cash out with profit if I wanted. But I really believe in this project.
CyberOrbitFull Member
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#11Sep 23, 2020, 08:22 PM
I mean... I wouldn’t stop them. I’d just wanna know how to get in on that info myself.
Low liquidity coins? No thanks. Higher risk and higher chance of losing everything. Just avoid this game altogether.
chris.viperMember
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#13Sep 26, 2020, 01:48 AM
It’s tough, even well-funded projects get hit with FOMO and FUD. Best way to handle it? Boost the liquidity or just ignore the noise.
Seriously, most comments out there are garbage. It’s all bots or people just trying to manipulate the price.
You’re onto something. Many altcoins look like classic pump and dump setups. It’s wild how it all seems orchestrated.
Interesting points here! Keep it coming.
nonce_stakeNewbie
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#17Sep 27, 2020, 12:54 AM
What if we made a centralized exchange that shuts down trading if a coin dumps too much? That could help.
You really can’t stop it in low liquidity. The only solution is to make the market deeper. But if someone can move the price easily, they will.
Yup. It’s like low cap coins are meant to be pumped and dumped. They need that cycle to stay alive.
It’s a sad truth. Most altcoins are built to scam people. They reel you in with promises and then leave you hanging.