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October 21, 2026, 11:54:43 AM
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Hunting the big whales.

Every day some small-cap cryptos increase in value, sometimes by 100%. Pump and dump is random for small investors.
Is there a way to find out in advance where the pump and dump is happening?
Indeed, we can view their previous transactions on the network where they made their purchases.
However, it is extremely difficult to determine with any certainty when these whales might next purchase large quantities of other coins they do as they please when buying or discarding the items they own. I can understand the point you’re making you want to profit by following the whales. However, what you need to know for certain is that whales are not entirely in firm control. The coin creator has full control over the coin. They (whales/large capital owners) could possibly get trapped, This is because the creators of a coin also want to profit from the coin they have created.
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