2026-01-11 17:36:22

Be cautious when listening to recommendations in certain chat groups. Participants in the group are a mixed bag, and most of those promoting coins have their own little schemes. Pay special attention to tokens with a market cap of only 150K—poor liquidity, high risk, and easy to be dumped. No matter who recommends it, do your own research, review the project's fundamentals, and never follow the crowd into an entry.

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ApeDegen

· 9h ago

The brothers in the group who promote coins are really a bit too much, daring to boast about something with a $150K market cap? I don't believe it. --- Listen to me, eight out of ten coins promoted in the group are scams, you need to be more cautious. --- Really, if you follow the trend into those small coins, just wait to get cut. --- Doing your homework is valid, but most people are too lazy to look at the fundamentals. --- $150K? Haha, I’ll just PASS, the liquidity is terrible. --- Every day in the group someone wants to cut the leeks, but you still have to judge for yourself. --- Stop talking, I’ve been scammed like that before, now I just leave the group when I see group promotions. --- The key is not being able to tell who truly understands coins and who is just here to scam, that’s annoying. --- Small coin risks are really high, a dump can clear the entire order in a second. --- Listening to advice is fine, but in the end, you still have to make your own decisions.

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Layer2Observer

· 9h ago

A coin with a $150K market cap... Let me check the data. The liquidity is indeed concerning; theoretically, a single dump could wipe it out. One thing to clarify—things pushed in groups often hide tricks at the source code level. The group loves this routine: first create FOMO, then cut the leeks, the scheming is slick. It's not wrong to do your own research, but most people simply don't check the contract on-chain; they just go with their gut, and that's the real problem. It's always the same pattern—small market cap, poor liquidity, many promoters... An interesting discovery is that the more people pushing a coin, the more dangerous it usually is. The inverse indicator is indeed valid. Don't listen to those "time bombs" in the group. Read the whitepaper and review the audit reports yourself—don't find it troublesome.

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ApeWithNoFear

· 9h ago

Really, I've seen too many tricks of cutting leeks in those groups. People still hype coins with a market cap of 150K? Laughable, dumping the price is just a minute's work. Trust me, 99% of the recommendations in the group are from people holding chips, don't be foolish and follow blindly. Doing homework is very important, otherwise you'll suffer a huge loss that's not worth it. The coins recommended by these "big V" influencers are mostly doomed. Following the trend and entering the market is just like giving away money, everyone. It's not that you can't make money, just don't listen to these people who are blowing smoke.

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LiquidityHunter

· 10h ago

Most of the coins recommended in the group are just scams to trap naive investors. You only realize this after falling for it yourself. Trust me, those with a market cap of around 150k are a straight pass; dumping is faster than eating. No one can save you; only by doing your homework thoroughly can you dare to act. Every day, people get caught and lose money—it's painful to watch. Following the crowd just makes you cannon fodder. Wake up, everyone.

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0xTherapist

· 10h ago

The "big V" recommendations in the group? Ha, nine out of ten want to cut your leeks 150K market cap? Don't touch it, really, I've learned my lesson the hard way Research the fundamentals of the project yourself, that's the only way out Following the crowd into positions are all cannon fodder, don't be foolish Too lazy to do homework? Then losing money is your own fault

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StableGeniusDegen

· 10h ago

I've really seen too many trash coins with a market cap of 150K. The people in the group just want to cut the leeks. One sentence sums it up: do your homework and don't follow the crowd, or you'll just be taking others' dumps. I never touch what the group recommends; doing your own research is the way to go. The most common thing I've heard is "This coin is going to take off," but what happens? A dump without mercy. Fish and dragons mixed together, as they say, it's hard to tell who is sincere and who is here to harvest. Following the trend just makes you the biggest fool. Wake up, everyone.

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