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"Last year 11.6 million cryptos went to zero. That’s 32,000 coins dying every day. Yes, most of them were memes with a lifespan shorter than a carton of milk left out in the sun. But plenty were sitting in portfolios, bleeding slowly, held by bagholders waiting for a recovery that will never come.
So how do you know if your bags are deceased, or just taking a power nap? And if it’s the former, when do you finally pull the plug? Today, we have all the answers."
~ Coin Bureau
This video explores the massive scale of cryptocurrency failures, noting that millions of tokens went to zero recently, with a significant portion of deaths occurring during major market liquidations. Guy explains that while many failed projects are low-effort memecoins or scams, investors can identify truly dead assets by looking for red flags like a total lack of trading activity over thirty days, delisting from major exchanges, or drained liquidity pools. He distinguishes between projects that are dead and those in an accumulation phase, suggesting that metrics like on-balance volume and market depth are better indicators of health than price alone. The summary emphasizes that while most declining cryptos will not recover, understanding market structure and identifying signs of institutional accumulation—such as high-volume price floors and spring patterns—can help traders distinguish between a terminal decline and a potential reversal.
0:00 Intro
0:58 Background
4:57 Defining Death
8:23 Vital Signs
13:24 It’s a Zombie, and That’s Okay
17:03 Accumulation vs. Distribution
Source - Coin Bureau YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B5hotugHagY
Disclaimer: This video is provided for informational purposes only, and not offered or intended to be used as legal, tax, investment, financial, or any other advice.
