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In the Crypto Assets market, the $PUMP project has sparked widespread attention and skepticism among investors. The project seems to be caught in a bottomless pit, with market prices continuously falling, making it difficult to grasp its true bottom.
There is a viewpoint that project parties might secretly manipulate the market. They may short-sell in advance, suppressing prices while affecting the confidence of institutional and retail investors. This practice may force many investors to cut their losses and exit.
It is puzzling that the project team should hold a large number of coins but has not chosen to conduct an airdrop. This may be due to considerations of token liquidity and price stability. Some speculate that the project team may be attracting investors by portraying a beautiful vision while secretly shorting their own tokens to drive down the price, making early investors feel uncomfortable.
Nevertheless, the market generally expects that an upward trend may occur in the future. The key is whether this rise can reach the expected position of the project party. Many people believe that, considering the influence of the project, it is unlikely to stop here.
However, these are just guesses and observations from market participants. In the lack of transparency in the Crypto Assets market, investors should remain vigilant, thoroughly researching the value and development potential of the projects themselves, rather than blindly following market rumors or short-term price fluctuations.