Yesterday, there were a lot of people calling for orders for the Alpha new coin, but it kept falling all the way. I didn't look at the address and told them it was a shipment. Then, when I saw many people saying there was an address selling, so for this Alpha new coin, I definitely didn't look for any low real value. High controllers would guess that it would pull the market. I must first guess the intention of buying. For example, for this new coin, I would guess whether it wants to enter the contract or not. If it does, it must not be sold immediately after opening. So, what is the basis for judging? 1. Promotion: It seems that these indicators are no longer considered when it comes to signing contracts, so you can think about why a large number of advertising matrix numbers aggressively shout orders. Of course, it mainly depends on who is shouting for them 2. Stock control: It depends on the generosity of giving out chips. Good projects are not willing to give out chips in large quantities, such as the KOL round. Of course, it still depends on who is given it to. If you think that KOLs of all the cats and dogs have obtained the quota, then you must not cherish the chips at all. This kind of project has no intention of controlling the stock well 3. Address: The addresses that appear before deployment will have a lot of coins. Check what actions these addresses have taken I won't say anything about conscience in this circle, but there are big and small patterns. If you find someone with a big pattern, you can play with them and let the project team with a small pattern eat shit By the way, it's not that a project without advertisements will attract customers. A project without advertisements may be a poor project that doesn't even want to pay for publicity expenses.