To be honest, the current project routines on BSC are basically the same.

First, a small group sets up the project, then starts calling for people to join. After retail funds flood in, they suddenly dump to zero. At this point, insiders can hold on and turn around to pump again. When the price rises, they start hyping how awesome the project is. Cycle repeats.

It seems simple, but why do retail investors always get cut? The key lies in the size of the liquidity pool. When the pool is so small that only the project team’s small group can afford to manipulate it, the price is entirely at their mercy. Want to escape? There’s no liquidity left to sell.

So don’t be fooled by how much someone has made. They can walk away unscathed not because they have better insight, but because they hold the power to drain the pool. And for us retail investors, from the moment we enter, we’re already trapped in a no-exit trap.