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Warning designations seem to kill pumps before they start

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    Noticed a pattern people are talking about on Korean exchanges: coins that get hit with a trading-warning designation barely pump afterward anymore. It used to be that a warning tag was almost a buy signal for degens — now it seems like the market just avoids them.

    Makes sense in a way — liquidity is thinner and everyone’s more cautious. But it also means the old “buy the warning dip” playbook might be dead.

    Anyone still trading these, or is it just not worth the risk anymore?

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