#数字货币市场洞察 The recent market slump is very real.

Those still in the game are either institutional funds or industry professionals who rely on this for a living. Retail investors? They've long been burned by shitcoins or found Bitcoin's entry barrier too high and already left.

Lately, I've got my eye on a few coins about to be delisted by a certain exchange—FIS, REI, and VOXEL, all set to meet their end on December 17.

Why focus on these doomed coins?

Because, as per the usual playbook, market makers often pump one last round before a delisting to offload their positions. If they're going to liquidate, they need to drive the price up to hand it off to whoever’s left holding the bag. So I've put a small position in each, just treating it like a lottery ticket.

In the past few days, $FIS and $VOXEL have had two decent pops, but $REI has just been sliding down with no action.

That makes things interesting—sometimes the closer to the end, the bigger the final move. There's not much time left, so if a pump happens, it has to be fast and aggressive, otherwise there's no time to offload.

In this murky world of altcoins, no one cares about value logic anymore.

When everyone else bails, maybe that's when these shady opportunities emerge. Throw in some pocket change to test the waters—if I win, I'll celebrate with a drink; if I lose, I’ll just accept it. Either way, it’s a way to participate.