Maza has had it's pump. There's no pump incoming.
Even if it only went back to 10, where it was a couple of days ago, it will have reached Prime coin's price (corrected for coin supply).
So it's already massively overvalued as it is for a new coin that's basically a clone with no no distinguishing features. The network effect of its recent news coverage is what is giving it its value at the moment. I'm not saying it's unjustified, I'm just saying that wishful thinking is not what endows cryptocurrencies with value and no-one posting on here saying "pump incoming" has 1 clue as to what real world event said pump might be based on.
There are 2 ways to trade:
[1] - read the news, and study fundamentals of a coin. Observe past trading history and conclude with 80% certainty that the coin is undervalued
[2] - get panicked by posters on Bitcointalk saying "pump coming, I've got a really strong feeling"
One of the above results in massive coin loss. I'll leave you to decide which one
The coin lost half its value when that New York times article came out. That's because the effect of last week's hysterical pump was far more powerful in raping the coin of its value than the restorative effect of the New York times.