#美联储联邦公开市场委员会决议 AIA delisting news just announced caused a sharp plunge—these types of market-manipulated tokens are finally out of the game. There is not much time left for current holders; automatic liquidation will be triggered within half an hour. If you still hold AIA positions, now is the time to make a quick decision. Projects like COAI and Pippin are also worth paying attention to in terms of risk trends.



This wave of delistings once again reminds everyone: the market's cleanup of low-quality assets is an inevitable trend. Before holding a position, you need to carefully consider the project's true fundamentals. The policy signals released by the Federal Reserve FOMC meeting are also deeply influencing the liquidity expectations of the entire crypto market.
AIA2.12%
COAI9.6%
PIPPIN5.69%
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SleepTradervip
· 12-11 22:19
It should have died a long time ago. After harvesting the early investors, they ran away. Now it's finally exposed.
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AlphaWhisperervip
· 12-11 12:30
Another wave of exit scams to cut the leeks, it's long overdue to clear the field. Everyone holding AIA, run away quickly, it's really COAI also needs to keep a close watch, feels like the routines are all the same.
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MoneyBurnervip
· 12-11 12:29
Another dead coin exits the market. I've seen through this stuff a long time ago; manipulating the market is more obvious than ever. AIA's recent plunge is a textbook example—half-hour liquidation? Bro, better run now and don't wait around. Keep an eye on COAI and Pippin too. I don't touch these kinds of projects—better to miss out than get caught and cut. Once the FOMC policy expectations came out, the entire market liquidity tightened significantly. It's hard for trash coins to survive. Before building a position, you really need to think through the fundamentals. Not every hot topic is worth betting on. This time, it's a lesson well learned.
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TokenStormvip
· 12-11 12:24
It should have been out of the game already. On-chain data showed that address concentration exceeded 85% a week ago. I sold out that day, and it looks like I dodged a bullet. Half-hour liquidation? Laughable. The FOMC just signaled yesterday, and this round of cleanup won't stop. I suggest everyone check their own risk exposure. I backtested the COAI project. The technical aspect indeed has issues, but to be honest, I was still FOMOing. Now, all we can do is pray that whales don't move too aggressively. The real storm is still ahead. As soon as the Fed announced this round of policies, liquidity dried up, and all low-quality assets had to collapse. But on the other hand, market cleanup itself is the best arbitrage opportunity. As long as you dare to go all-in, you'll eventually turn things around. It's purely a matter of luck.
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ShibaOnTheRunvip
· 12-11 12:14
Another pump-and-dump project has collapsed, and it’s AIA’s move is really brilliant, dumping so quickly Half an hour to close the position? Haha, now it’s a race to see who can run faster I’m also watching COAI and Pippin; it feels like risk signals are all there It still depends on the fundamentals, everyone. Don’t be fooled by sweet talk The Federal Reserve’s move has the whole market trembling
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