Do traders WANT projects to pump and dump the price?!

[Pitter]

Projects that pum & dump & gets abandoned or worse are bad... but it's not always token devs who do it... there are big groups up to 200k members who organize these. Some tokens get pumped & dumped in series, and actually the value rises and rises. So, it's complex question.

There are some crypto project owners who can easily increase and decrease the price of their coins in the market with their project and for this they have to work to raise the hopes of the market. They can multiply the price of a coin according to your strategy and sell it again as needed to withdraw their profit. For them, withdrawing money from the market is not a very difficult task.

Currently, it is not only the project owner that drives the price of a coin, but there are large groups of traders who can combine to increase and decrease the price of any coin. Here, when the price of a coin is low, the traders invest more to raise the price and when they achieve their expected price, they sell and withdraw money.

[Bananington]

I was always curious...

Do traders (like us here) actually WANT projects to pump or dump the price of their tokens?

I know some do and some don't... but just curious how everyone else thinks.

Traders wants pump and dump sometimes, then at other times, they do not want it. Pump and dump when you are early to the market, and not wanting it when you are late. Pump and dump actually benefits some people, quick and huge profits can be made. The people who benefit are the people who are early investors, not the late investors who try to get on to the market when the pump is already on.

[Bobcrypto]

In my opinion, I don't think traders will want a coin pump and dump, rather is on the interests of very many traders keep trading a coin various prices renge. I am a trader, I love to a coins on renge, when it goes dip I enter, and exist when it certain resistance level.
In a nutshell, I don't think traders will want project to dump but most times certain project, like many the Meme coins projects were found to have been pumping and dumped it coins because they don't user cases.

[Gladitorcomeback]

Traders wants pump and dump sometimes, then at other times, they do not want it. Pump and dump when you are early to the market, and not wanting it when you are late. Pump and dump actually benefits some people, quick and huge profits can be made. The people who benefit are the people who are early investors, not the late investors who try to get on to the market when the pump is already on.

I think trader will be more happy with the dump and pump scenario. Traders are not looking for holding long time and they like trade in volatile coins having quick dump and pump. The bold sentence view generally used by holder. If market remain stable and there no volatility in market then there will be no profit to traders

When market dumps,it is time for buying and obviously traders will sell in pump. If there is no quick pump and dump, I think it will be boring time for traders

[Thyplaymaker]

Traders wants pump and dump sometimes, then at other times, they do not want it. Pump and dump when you are early to the market, and not wanting it when you are late. Pump and dump actually benefits some people, quick and huge profits can be made. The people who benefit are the people who are early investors, not the late investors who try to get on to the market when the pump is already on.

I think trader will be more happy with the dump and pump scenario. Traders are not looking for holding long time and they like trade in volatile coins having quick dump and pump. The bold sentence view generally used by holder. If market remain stable and there no volatility in market then there will be no profit to traders

When market dumps,it is time for buying and obviously traders will sell in pump. If there is no quick pump and dump, I think it will be boring time for traders

Exactly due to bump and dump volatility  most traders makes good profits depends on the movement of the coin. That most people do trade to get  short term profit, most time they used it to buy time while they invest for long term also. So traders like when it bump and dumb me speaking as one.

[James Anderson]

Some traders actively seek price increases or "pumps" as it can generate profits if they've invested in those assets. Conversely, others, particularly short-sellers or those engaging in "shorting" strategies, might benefit from price decreases or dumps

[compromise me]

Some traders actively seek price increases or "pumps" as it can generate profits if they've invested in those assets. Conversely, others, particularly short-sellers or those engaging in "shorting" strategies, might benefit from price decreases or dumps

Indeed, in the financial markets, this is a standard procedure. To make money traders consider price changes when making investment selections. While short-sellers profit from price falls by selling their positions or employing derivative instruments certain long-term investors gain from price growth.

[Kiakia]

Either pumps or dumps, they both have their advantages and disadvantages,  it depends on how you plan to use them.

Traders can make money off pumps or dumps, and investors can get into good projects at cheaper price, I as a person always avoid projects when they already pump, getting into the project very cheap is the best thing to do, you will make profits easily doing so.

I have seen people walking away from crypto projects because the price is dumping, this is a wrong strategy as an investor, when the price dumps is the best time to start buying and when pumps comes is the best time to start selling.

[Tribalchief]

Actually, this is a sensitive aspect of crypto currency, where pumping and dumping occurs. It is something that almost any one would possibly do because of how much they've spent in acquiring the token in large amount. If a trader does not capitalize on a profitable opportunity, others would carry out the action, and he/she would definitely run at lost.
I see this approach as something that occurs within a period of time, and not a long term action.

[Eldestyoung]

Every investor invest with the mindset of making profit, so they will always want their project to pump in other for them to be profitable!!

[gulu_khan]

Most traders prefer price stability and sustainable growth rather than pump and dump scenarios. Prolonged price manipulation can be detrimental to market trust and may lead to losses for unsuspecting investors. Traders generally seek healthy and organic market movements.

[yawar20]

Most traders prefer price stability and sustainable growth rather than pump and dump scenarios. Prolonged price manipulation can be detrimental to market trust and may lead to losses for unsuspecting investors. Traders generally seek healthy and organic market movements.

You are right as most  traders thrive on short-term price fluctuations and may actively engage in pump and dump situations to capitalize on rapid price changes within a single trading day.

[sean98]

If a trader has confidence in a project, he will sometimes want the price of that benchmark to fall.

[dekafee79]

If a trader has confidence in a project, he will sometimes want the price of that benchmark to fall.

That's right, a trader or investor who really has confidence in a project will definitely want the price to fall and buy a lot for his investment.  He took advantage of that. 
He will not panic when the price dives down, because he is sure the price will rise again.
We should learn from him/ her.

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

Everyone of us making an investment will always want to see the market pumping even though in reality it may not work the same way, we have both the pump and dump season for the cryptocurrency markets, moreso we are expected to make research in them as well as possible to know what is ahead in other to make adequate preparations before making our investment, however we must not forget that in everything there's risk involved.