Small market cap, insanely high turnover rate—you can tell at a glance that big money is controlling the pace. Recently, on-chain data has started to show anomalies: persistent capital outflows, noticeably more aggressive selling pressure, and fierce tug-of-war between bulls and bears at high levels.
Although there hasn't been a panic sell-off yet, some smart money is already selling while pushing the price up. The current price level—honestly, the support below is as thin as paper, held up purely by market sentiment.
Assets like this are essentially a game against the main operators, with extreme short-term volatility. If you really want to get involved, you must set a stop-loss, get in and out quickly, and never have any wishful thinking.
A more rational choice is to stay on the sidelines for now—wait for a clear directional signal before making any decisions. Chasing the highs blindly now is basically just holding the bag for others. If you insist on shorting, remember to set strict stop-losses and only do short-term swing trades.
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MEVHunterZhang
· 12-05 04:10
Smart money has already left, but we're still stuck here in a tug-of-war. It's pointless.
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gas_fee_therapist
· 12-05 04:04
It's this kind of project again, I don't even want to look at it.
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FlippedSignal
· 12-05 03:56
Small-cap sentiment tokens are all about the thrill; the smart money is already exiting.
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DAOdreamer
· 12-05 03:52
It's another one of those low-market-cap, high-turnover plays. Just looking at it is frustrating—the market maker's tactics are way too obvious.
Retail investors stuck at the top really need to wake up; there's no support below.
I'm choosing to sit this one out and observe, will wait for a signal before deciding.
Smart money has already exited, and you're still buying in.
If you haven't set a stop-loss, stay away, or you'll be the one taking a heavy loss.
#比特币对比代币化黄金 $XNY This thing? A classic emotionally driven asset.
Small market cap, insanely high turnover rate—you can tell at a glance that big money is controlling the pace. Recently, on-chain data has started to show anomalies: persistent capital outflows, noticeably more aggressive selling pressure, and fierce tug-of-war between bulls and bears at high levels.
Although there hasn't been a panic sell-off yet, some smart money is already selling while pushing the price up. The current price level—honestly, the support below is as thin as paper, held up purely by market sentiment.
Assets like this are essentially a game against the main operators, with extreme short-term volatility. If you really want to get involved, you must set a stop-loss, get in and out quickly, and never have any wishful thinking.
A more rational choice is to stay on the sidelines for now—wait for a clear directional signal before making any decisions. Chasing the highs blindly now is basically just holding the bag for others. If you insist on shorting, remember to set strict stop-losses and only do short-term swing trades.