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

DAM's current surge is a typical rebound, as an announcement of delisting was made as early as April 23, with only two days left before the official delisting on April 29. The current market performance is just the last dance before delisting, with major players creating short-term rises by exploiting liquidity exhaustion to attract follow-up trading; the trend could reverse and fall at any time.
At the same time, ZKJ, which was also delisted on April 29, has no obvious abnormal movements for now, and is likely to fluctuate following the market rhythm later.
Among the three coins scheduled for delisting on April 28—B3, DEGEN, and BOB—B3 and BOB show no obvious market performance, while DEGEN has not yet started to rise. Currently, its price is low, with no prior hype, and it has some short-term trading space among these delisted coins, making it suitable for light positions to try short-term opportunities.
Overall, the market behavior of all coins about to be delisted is essentially driven by major players using delisting news for short-term emotional harvesting, suitable only for quick in-and-out trading. As the delisting approaches, timely exit is necessary to avoid risks caused by liquidity exhaustion. $BTC $GT $ETH #WCTC交易王PK #伊朗提出霍尔木兹海峡重开协议条件