Richard Heart teaches you things about cryptocurrency prices no one else does. Tokens launched with liquidity tied to the native L1 token are better for price than tied to stable. Because you have to buy the L1 to buy the new token. I've already taught you that. Here's some new teaching. Who is more likely to hold the native token instead of selling? The person that parted with the coins for a new coin, or the new coin's founders? Well, historically it seems that project founders dump like hell?
There's notable exceptions to this, Some old ICOs of yore hold lots of ETH for instance, and if you think real hard you can probably come up with some other wallets holding absolutely tons of ETH, instead of dumping it.
Thus, guessing which founders will hold harder than the people they took coins from is fun game. I can think of extremely few who have.
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