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Actually, within a year of listing on Binance, it seems only $Memecore one project had a super high valuation explosive surge followed by just normal pullback.
And Memecore is also the most unique project among them: no narrative whatsoever, no technical background, currently not obsessed with developing anything or new products, even institutional financing is unclear. Typical zero-everything but genuinely strong.
Most projects fall into two factions: 1️⃣Crash immediately upon listing, dump all tokens, for example: $OPN
2️⃣Crash after listing, then pull back to the TGE highest point within 7 days, creating fake breakout movements, then crash again
3️⃣Stabilize upon listing, steady increase, then crash unexpectedly at a sudden moment
Almost all touch the lowest prices after peaks within 1-6 months, 80-98% drawdowns are the norm (2025 Spot new projects median drawdown exceeds 75%)
2025 full year data proves that within 1-6 months after listing, all peak drawdowns are greater than 50%
For example: $BERA (Berachain) 96.2%、$FORM 93.5%、$ACT 98%、$ONDO 88% and the ones we'd rather not mention $SAHARA 91.8%
Generally it's because of continuous token releases with no new buying pressure, and the market no longer seeing the project favorably, so holders dump.
There's also a core reason: after Bitcoin breaks down, the risk-return ratio of large capital holdings in Bitcoin far exceeds that of holding altcoin tokens.
Another portion is due to unexpected incidents: $uxlink being hacked, $Gps market making anomalies.....
This might be important reference for your trading, the market has returned to normal trajectory: selling pressure and releases have become the most important measuring factors. Previously perhaps some projects still maintained token price growth during releases.
As it stands, the crypto market has receded, news-based positives like announcing partnerships: launching new products only have 15min line shorting value, capital-based positives: like Worldcoin DAT stock-coin integration possesses 7day trading opportunities.
Furthermore, stop believing XX is for explosive pumps, for example $OPN completely anti-rug but still completely crashed, selling tokens to "people who believe token recovery is for controlling circulation to pump token growth"