The market trends of coins that are about to be delisted in the near term are all typical of pre-delisting sentiment hype. They are completely short-term capital games under low liquidity, with no fundamental support at all, and the overall rhythm is clear.

DAM’s current pump is a classic “last flourish”—a rebound. The delisting announcement was issued as early as April 23. With the official delisting on April 29, there are only the last two days remaining. At this stage, the market performance is only the final performance before delisting. The main force is using the depletion of liquidity to manufacture a short-term rally, attracting follow-on traders; the market may reverse and fall at any moment. Meanwhile, alongside the April 29 delisting, ZKJ is also experiencing no obvious abnormal movement at present, and afterward it is highly likely to fluctuate in line with the market’s rhythm.
Among B3, DEGEN, and BOB—three coins that are set to be delisted on April 28—B3 and BOB show no obvious market activity. Only DEGEN has not yet started its rally. Its current price is still low. There was no prior hype in advance. Among this batch of delisting coins, it has a certain amount of short-term trading and game-playing space, so it can be tried with a small position for short-term opportunities.
Overall, for all coins that are about to be delisted, the market trends are essentially the main force using the delisting news to harvest short-term sentiment. They are only suitable for short-term trading with quick entry and quick exit. As the delisting approaches, you must leave the market in a timely manner to avoid risks caused by liquidity exhaustion.$BTC $GT $ETH #比特币突破7.9万美元 #伊朗提出霍尔木兹海峡重开协议条件 #WCTC交易王PK