Those old Meme coins on BSC have been a bit strange lately.

First, $Hakimi suddenly went crazy, then $NastyPenguin inexplicably took off, and last night it was $GIGGLE going wild—each time, it manages to pull a bunch of old projects along for the hype. Looking at this alone seems normal, after all, market sentiment is contagious.

But the strange thing is: some coins not only rise and fall in sync, but their K-line patterns also look like they were copied and pasted. The price action of $GIGGLE last night, the timing of the surge and the curvature of the arc in the pullback, compared to $4 and a certain old project’s hourly chart — the three curves almost overlap, and even the percentage of the pullback is only a few points off.

Is it purely a coincidence? The probability is too low. Or is it that the same group of funds is actually behind the scenes taking turns to manipulate things?

MEME6.82%

GIGGLE16.73%

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FUD_Whisperer

· 12-01 09:04

Dude, this operation method is too obvious, who can't see the copied and pasted Candlestick?

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GasFeeTherapist

· 12-01 09:03

The overlap of this Candlestick is too strange, it feels like the market maker is playing Russian roulette.

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CryptoTarotReader

· 12-01 08:56

It's the same old trick again; I'm tired of seeing the Candlestick copy and paste.

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ShibaMillionairen't

· 12-01 08:47

I didn't copy Hachimi's wave, but the fact that these candlesticks overlap is indeed ridiculous; it feels like watching a copied and pasted market trend.

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APY_Chaser