When a new token launches on major exchanges, you often see similar dynamics to traditional IPO pops. Here's what usually happens: projects price conservatively at launch to guarantee solid trading demand right from the start. This strategy does double duty – it creates momentum at open while simultaneously giving early participants an attractive entry point. The math is simple: undershooting the market demand builds confidence, gets people excited to grab coins, and sets up that explosive first trading session. It's the same playbook across both equities and crypto – conservative pricing isn't weakness, it's actually strategic positioning for maximum impact.

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BearMarketSurvivorvip
· 14h ago
The low open and high move trick, I've seen it too many times. The key is whether there is genuine buying support afterward, otherwise it's just an air cannon.
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DegenWhisperervip
· 14h ago
That low-price issuance scheme is basically just a warm-up before harvesting the early investors.
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ChainDoctorvip
· 14h ago
Undervaluing the issuance price, to put it simply, is just to create hype. Early participants make huge profits, and the project team is also happy. This trick has been used for so many years and still works well.
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