If a lot of people are "aping" into a token on FOMO one after another, know that the dev is very cunning. He has paid them the money to ape in—essentially, he has bought them off. But worse yet, just 10 minutes prior, he sent each of them a portion of the supply—at least 1% each.
When one person buys in due to FOMO, at least 5 or 6 others follow suit because they are watching that person. Right when that volume builds up, the dev dumps his bags. In other words, he’s farming them and you.
Some savvy FOMO KOLs start selling their airdropped tokens before the dev does. Those homoKOLs are screwed, though, because the next time around, that same dev won't go to them to make a deal.
So, what’s the takeaway here?
FOMO and manual copy-trading aren't as great as you think they are anymore.
I signed up recently myself, but I still can't bring myself to like it.
Devs used to slide into our DMs asking, "How much for a call on your channel?" Yes, they’d approach us in that amateurish way. But it was genuine.
Do you know what they ask now?
"Do you use FOMO? How many followers do you have?" Every single one of these assholes has turned into a statistics expert trying to farm you. Don't fall for it.
I don't trust 90% of the trades on FOMO; they’re all inorganic.
If you’re dead set on using a trading terminal, BID is at the top of my list. (This isn't an ad.)
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