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I've been paying attention to a certain trading robot token in the past few days and decided to short it. After watching for a long time, I finally took action, feeling that the opportunity has arrived.
The logic for shorting is actually very clear:
First, this track is already saturated. Features like copy trading and sniping openings are no longer new; almost every leading trading platform offers them, and even new entrants in the industry are now following suit. The track has passed its golden period.
Second, products with these features inherently have a winner-takes-all characteristic. The leading player’s market cap is only around $73 million, yet this token’s fully diluted valuation is $200 million—three times the premium. This number itself is quite ironic.
But that’s not even the most outrageous part. After examining its on-chain data, I suddenly realized something. The trading volume is astonishing every day, but the growth of unique interacting addresses is painfully slow. A closer look reveals it’s basically the same group of wallets repeatedly trading with each other, artificially creating a false impression of depth. The actual user activity simply doesn’t match the astronomical trading volume.
The last straw is the actions of insiders. There’s an address suspected to be an early major investor or internal team member, who directly offloaded tokens worth over $2 million at half price OTC. This is the most telling part—why would they accept such a big discount? The answer is simple: they know exactly how shallow the real buy-side is in the secondary market. Dumping directly on exchanges, $2 million could easily break the price, so OTC at half price is actually a better choice.
Experienced traders understand that internal holders have access to the most accurate data about the project. Their willingness to exit at this price suggests that the true value in their eyes might be even lower than this number.
All the reasons for shorting are here. Of course, this is not investment advice; risk is on you. The token’s circulating supply is currently just over 20%, so you need to manage your risk exposure carefully.