Intricul
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Lately, when a coin gets added to Binance, it feels more like a sign to sell than to buy. I saw people talking about it on X before, but I didn’t really believe it—until it happened to me with a coin called BMT.
A few weeks back, I got an alert from Bitget saying BMT was going live. I missed the free giveaway, but after checking it out, I saw it was a tool that actually did something useful. So I bought some with USDT once it started trading. For a while, the price shot up—by more than 220%! But the day after Binance added it, the price started to fall.
Binance used to help new coins grow fast, but now it looks like prices drop when they get listed. That happened with coins like ACT, PNUT, BAN, and a few more. Honestly, Binance might want to look at how Bitget does things. If you're trying to trade, getting in early is super important if you want a better chance to win.
A few weeks back, I got an alert from Bitget saying BMT was going live. I missed the free giveaway, but after checking it out, I saw it was a tool that actually did something useful. So I bought some with USDT once it started trading. For a while, the price shot up—by more than 220%! But the day after Binance added it, the price started to fall.
Binance used to help new coins grow fast, but now it looks like prices drop when they get listed. That happened with coins like ACT, PNUT, BAN, and a few more. Honestly, Binance might want to look at how Bitget does things. If you're trying to trade, getting in early is super important if you want a better chance to win.
