{"content":"#ZKJ Everyone gets excited when a coin dumps hard. They stare at the red candle thinking, “If this bounces, I’m going to make massive gains.” But let’s be honest—that’s retail gambler logic, not smart trading. When a token like $ZKJ or $OM collapses suddenly, it’s not a buying opportunity—it’s usually a red flag. Coins that crash this badly don’t just “recover” on sentiment. They lose the trust of whales, serious investors stay away, and it becomes a playground for false hope and exit scams. In fact, I’ve seen it repeatedly: 👉 The ones screaming “BUY THE DIP!” are often trapped holders or desperate bag-pushers. 👉 Smart money is already out. 👉 What follows is a flatline chart and exit liquidity for insiders. Sure, I’d love to see it bounce back to my break-even just so I can short it again—but I’m not holding my breath. 💡 The market doesn’t reward wishful thinking. It rewards strategy, patience, and critical thinking. Hope is not a trading strategy. Don’t fall for dead-cat dreams. $WCT ","images":["https://d2kdcqywr8ua22.cloudfront.net/uploadfile/article/blog/2025062025/06/17/8e866906a69946c1b603ca64d478f07e.png"],"tags":[],"tradingPairs":["WCT/USDT"],"quotearticleid":0}