Keep an eye on these projects that often pump hard, because they meet a few key criteria: 1. The project isn’t dead yet, and the whales aren’t ready to stay quiet. 2. High control of circulating supply, and the whales have funds to pump. 3. Usually, only Alpha and contracts are live. 4. Strong fundamentals, with a chance for a second wave. Remember, every pump in single-token contract projects has one goal: to dump. They want to use contracts to rake in massive profits. In this trash market, no one’s buying spot, so the only way to achieve both long and short profit-taking is through high-control supply contract pumps. That’s how they make big money. So, if the whales want to make money, they have to stir things up—they have to pump. And only the projects where the whales want to make moves give us a chance to profit. Otherwise, for projects that just keep dumping after launch, where the whales have already offloaded their bags, they’ll eventually hit zero. These projects won’t pump to let retail investors break even. If they had the funds, they’d already be launching new projects. Got it?