Recently, I’ve noticed a phenomenon—the pace at which a certain leading exchange is delisting altcoins has clearly accelerated. This is actually a warning signal for portfolio structure.
For those coins with already weak liquidity, as well as newly listed or secondary tokens, it’s really important to stay alert now. Personally, I tend to focus on those projects backed by top institutions. After all, projects invested in by institutions are at least more reliable in terms of due diligence.
As for tools, the website RootData is quite useful. You can look up information about a project’s investors and fundamental data there. Reviewing this before making decisions is definitely more prudent than blindly following the crowd.
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PuzzledScholar
· 12-11 11:53
Accelerating the delisting process indeed requires caution. My bunch of small tokens are all panicking.
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MEVSandwich
· 12-10 05:30
The tide of altcoin clearance is coming, and now many people are going to be trapped
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gas_fee_therapy
· 12-10 00:03
They're starting to clear out again. This should have been done a long time ago.
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GasFeeCrybaby
· 12-09 15:30
Starting to delist again? This should have been done a long time ago; those junk coins have been rampant for too long.
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TopEscapeArtist
· 12-09 15:26
Well, here we go again, time to reassess my trash positions...
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MidnightTrader
· 12-09 15:21
Another round of offboarding? Looks like exchanges are really getting serious this time.
Same old story—institutional backing is the real deal, retail investors still have to tread carefully.
RootData is actually pretty useful. Now I always check the investors list before making any moves, saves me from getting rekt.
Better stay away from coins with poor liquidity, just wait and see.
Institutional due diligence is way more reliable than us digging around forever. Gotta be careful with picks this time.
Like I said, when a wave of offboarding comes, you have to change your strategy.
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CounterIndicator
· 12-09 15:17
Another round of withdrawals, is it serious this time?
Only those endorsed by institutions are worth considering; retail investors shouldn't mess around blindly.
RootData is indeed convenient, but most people still jump in without even looking.
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BlindBoxVictim
· 12-09 15:07
They're starting to fleece retail investors again; I've lost a few more of my shitcoins.
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ShitcoinConnoisseur
· 12-09 15:05
Here we go again, this wave of exchange delistings is really ruthless. A few of my small coins almost got stuck.
To be honest, I don't dare to touch blind investments anymore, they're all traps.
Institutional endorsement is indeed more reliable, at least it won't go to zero overnight.
RootData is indeed convenient, but you still have to do your own research.
Recently, I’ve noticed a phenomenon—the pace at which a certain leading exchange is delisting altcoins has clearly accelerated. This is actually a warning signal for portfolio structure.
For those coins with already weak liquidity, as well as newly listed or secondary tokens, it’s really important to stay alert now. Personally, I tend to focus on those projects backed by top institutions. After all, projects invested in by institutions are at least more reliable in terms of due diligence.
As for tools, the website RootData is quite useful. You can look up information about a project’s investors and fundamental data there. Reviewing this before making decisions is definitely more prudent than blindly following the crowd.