IS THIS THE NEXT LAB? ‼️

So guys, today again, I will talk about a token and its psychological movement, all right?

I’m not gonna do any extra things here. I will just read people’s minds and then explain everything to you.

If you look at the 1 Week chart, it’s like a crazy pump from 1 cent to $3, right? That’s almost 300x!

So mainly, if we look at the past, tokens like BTW have been doing the same things in every cycle, right?

Now, if we can read people’s minds, even you guys will think the market cap is around $7 billion, I guess. Let me check. Yeah, $7 billion, and the fully diluted market cap is $24 billion, right?

So most people, including you, are thinking, “This is huge, right? How long can it pump? It must be time to short now. It must be going to crash now, right?”

But the problem is, for example, what if I tell you this token could hit $5?

Most people will say no, because the market cap would be around $15 billion.

And what if it hits $10? Holy shit, that’s $30 billion! It’s not possible, right?

I also agree with you. It’s not possible for this kind of token to stay stable at a $15 billion or $30 billion market cap, right?

But what will happen if the exchange, because they have a lot of money, spikes the price for a few minutes, maybe 30 minutes, or even one hour, to $5 or maybe $10?

Because many of you are shorting this token right now.

So this is exactly what I’m trying to make you understand. Trading doesn’t mean you have to trade every token.

Right now, if you look at our past two trades, we made good profits from this token.

So I wouldn’t suggest opening either a short or a long because this token could be crazily volatile!

I would especially never suggest opening a short right now.

Because yeah, of course, it can crash from here to $1, or maybe even 10 cents or 20 cents. That’s possible!

But what will happen if the exchange spikes the price to $5 or $10 for 30 minutes? We could all get liquidated, right?

Even if you have extra money and can afford to take risks, you can go long, all right?