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When it comes to trash coins, I often see friends ask why they are so cheap but still attract people to invest. The main difference is that Bitcoin requires about $52k to own one coin, while trash coins cost just a few cents. Sometimes, you can buy dozens or even hundreds of coins for just a few cents.
The advantage of trash coins is their low price and easy accessibility, which makes many people feel like they are about to become crypto millionaires. They are also easy to swing trade, especially when meme coins are listed on major exchanges, and people experience FOMO due to rumors and stories. However, in reality, trash coins are very unlikely to see significant price increases and are often used by whales for liquidity manipulation. Most of them lack projects or long-term plans. Many are outright scams, and only when they are listed on major exchanges do they have a real chance to increase in value. So, be cautious when trading trash coins.