2025-12-25 08:22:40

Some time ago, the BANANA coin experienced a fierce rally—rising 50% in a short period. I seized the opportunity to profit with my followers during this surge and successfully exited at the high.

But to be honest, I haven't touched this coin since then. Why? Because the signs of manipulation in this project are too obvious.

The control over the market is extremely high, which is the most glaring issue. These types of coins often create false upward momentum, attracting follow-up funds in the short term, but the risk factor also increases exponentially. You never know when the big players will dump, and retail investors' chances to follow suit are really slim.

So now I keep a respectful distance from "meme coins" like BANANA. Taking a profit from one wave is enough; there's no need to bet all your chips on the uncertain next round. This is also a small insight from many years of trading—not every profit opportunity is worth risking everything.

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YieldWhisperer

· 5h ago

honestly, the tokenomics on this one don't even pass basic arithmetic lol. classic pump hallmarks written all over it.

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DeepRabbitHole

· 5h ago

Getting out at a high point is all that matters; greedy people all become the bagholders.

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IfIWereOnChain

· 5h ago

Zhuang coin has been cut multiple times, brother. Once is enough to experience the妖币 thing.

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rekt_but_not_broke

· 5h ago

A typical pump-and-dump scheme; smart players know to run after a quick gain.

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OnchainDetective

· 5h ago

Tracking the BANANA market trend based on on-chain data, it is indeed possible to see several suspicious wallets concentrating on short-term sell-offs, a typical pump-and-dump manipulation pattern. Through multi-address association analysis, it was found that the controlling addresses hold over 60% of the positions, clearly indicating that this is a manipulated target. I also noticed the abnormal trading pattern at that time, so I exited promptly and avoided being caught at a high level. Looking back at the on-chain data now, the capital flow behind that surge indeed raises suspicions of wash trading. --- The trading characteristics of tokens like BANANA are exactly the same as several projects I tracked before, all of which first create a false prosperity to attract retail investors, then large holders concentrate on clearing their positions. --- The suspicious part is why there are still people following despite such obvious signs of manipulation, not paying attention to the distribution of on-chain wallets? --- After analysis and judgment, these high-control tokens are basically time bombs. Making quick money is possible, but holding long-term is purely gambling on the mood of the manipulators. --- Interestingly, the selling rhythm of the main wallets of BANANA is completely textbook-level manipulation pattern.

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