How shitcoins are rigged and shilled to sucker. Evidence based

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>>2155381
I'd like to start with First Blood and show you the reason you'll lose on this no matter what.

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>>2155381
Supposedly a fairly new coin as it's only listed on a few exchanges with the top one being Chinese, not a bad start.. pic related and take note of the price right now.

OP before you spend days pouring your great experience into this exercise I would like to point out to you that all markets are rigged by whales and this is fairly well known.

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>>2155381
After following the breadcrumbs I find one of the whales, pic related. Total amount he/they are hodling is 1.8m tokens.. I'm sure there are other such whales but I'm not going looking ofr them as seeing Moby Dick here is enough to convince me that the game is rigged from the start.

>>2155410
This.

>>2155410
I'm sure there must be a few newcoiners who are aware of the term whales but don't realize just how little chance they have in this game. If you've got information to share I'd really like to hear it because I will spend days on this unless kindhearted anons clear EVERYTHING up for me.

>>2155411
where do you see 1.8 mil tokens?

OP solo traders, small funds, and Private Equity all move in the shadow of giants, in all markets. The fatter you are, the bigger the splash. Do continue though.

>>2155410
Maybe I'm an idiot because the shill hype almost had me a few times. If this is the case then crypto will remain broken and the only winners will be btc and eth. I don't want that to happen because the teams and projects coming out are really awesome. Unfortunately they're all going to have to pack up and quit no matter how good their project is because creating whales and pump and dumps is just fucking stupid for the long term evolution of the cryptosphere.

>>2155432
That's one address holding all those tokens right? The total amount is 1.8m

>>2155436
I think I'm all out of revelations. I just didn't realize to what degree this was happening with EVERY SINGLE COIN.
Does anyone think that there'd be a chance for an equitable coin in the future or does the hype solely depend on the whales and pump and dump schemes by their lackies?

>>2155454
The balance says there is none.

>>2155381
I realize I'm being a complete moralfag but this is the kind of behavior that's going to stop the wider world getting involved.
All everyone in crypto has to do is stop these pump and dumps and just hold everything for like 18 months to create some stability in the market. THEN we can all get rich.
Trying to get rich off each other when it's still ONLY an $80b market cap just seems like a waste.

>>2155467
So what am I looking at? Am I that fucking retarded? What about all the values on the right hand side?

>>2155487
Pump and dumps arn't something restricted to crypto, it's a classic stock market scheme and often seen in gambling markets too... All you really need to be doing is selecting your own coins instead of blindly following others.

>implying a rambo-themed coin could be bad