What is Cabal? (memecoin term explained)
A cabal is slang for a coordinated group of insiders or traders who collude to accumulate, pump, and dump a coin on outside buyers.
Definition: Cabal
A cabal is slang for a coordinated group of insiders or traders who collude to accumulate, pump, and dump a coin on outside buyers.
Key idea — Cabals manufacture moves and concentrate supply. If a coin is "cabal-controlled," outside buyers are usually the planned exit liquidity.
Why it matters to memecoin traders
Cabals manufacture moves and concentrate supply. If a coin is "cabal-controlled," outside buyers are usually the planned exit liquidity.
Key things to know about cabal
- A colluding group acting in concert.
- Accumulates early, then hypes to dump.
- Concentrates supply behind the scenes.
- Outside buyers become exit liquidity.
- Hard to detect, but concentration hints at it.
Cabal FAQ
Is cabal something beginners need to understand?
Yes — Cabals manufacture moves and concentrate supply. If a coin is "cabal-controlled," outside buyers are usually the planned exit liquidity.
Where do I see cabal in practice?
A colluding group acting in concert. Accumulates early, then hypes to dump.
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