You know that feeling? Everyone spots a low-cap gem, starts piling in together, and suddenly it feels like the obvious play. But here's the thing—when retail moves in lockstep like that on small-cap positions, it often becomes a game of who exits first. The herd mentality around undercap coins can be both the catalyst and the trap. Worth thinking twice before jumping in just because everyone else is.
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CryptoDouble-O-Seven
· 01-18 14:51
Honestly, I've seen this low-market-cap coin game too many times. A bunch of people follow the trend and rush in, only to end up as bagholders.
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OPsychology
· 01-18 14:20
Low cap is like this—everyone rushes in at the same time, and in the end, whoever gets out quickly makes the profit. I usually avoid these hype traps.
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probably_nothing_anon
· 01-16 03:17
The low-priced coin frenzy is just like this; it's all about bagholders抢椅子互相抢椅子罢了
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GreenCandleCollector
· 01-16 03:07
I've fallen into enough low-cap traps; it's really just a game of hot potato—whoever is slow dies.
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AirdropSweaterFan
· 01-16 03:05
Low-cap coins are like this: a bunch of people rushing in together is actually the most dangerous. When the time comes, whoever runs the fastest wins, and those left behind become the bagholders.
You know that feeling? Everyone spots a low-cap gem, starts piling in together, and suddenly it feels like the obvious play. But here's the thing—when retail moves in lockstep like that on small-cap positions, it often becomes a game of who exits first. The herd mentality around undercap coins can be both the catalyst and the trap. Worth thinking twice before jumping in just because everyone else is.