Sara R.
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Lessons from the $OM wipeout?
1. MC = illusion
MC is just price × circulating supply. It looks big, but that doesnot mean anyone actually paid those prices.
If most of the tokens are held by insiders and only a tiny portion trades, then a few small buys at high prices can pump the MC into billions.
2. Liquidity > everything
If selling $10K causes the price to crash 30%, it means trouble.
Liquidity is money sitting in order book, real fuel behind price stability. When market makers pull out or buyers vanish, the floor disappears.
3. Holder wallets
Always look at wallet distribution.
If 80–90% is held by insiders, team wallets, you arent holding asset, you're holding someone’s future exit liquidity.
4. Vesting doesn’t mean locked
Just because a project says “tokens are vested” doesn’t mean they’re safe.
There can be backdoor OTC deals, pre-unlocks, or team wallets that aren’t properly tracked.
Unless it’s on-chain locked with a public vesting contract, donot assume anything. 0 reply
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