XPL's recent decline has been quite fierce—dropping from a high of 1.6 all the way down to 0.14, almost touching the floor. The circulating market cap has shrunk to 290 million, but the FDV still stands at 1.4 billion, which is a significant gap. From a technical perspective, both the daily and four-hour charts show obvious divergence patterns, which are somewhat interesting signals. If there is subsequent rebound momentum, consider accumulating on dips.
However, it's important to clarify the risks: with nearly 1% of tokens unlocking each month, this release pace does put pressure on the price support. The key is whether the whales are committed to holding this position; otherwise, even good technical signals are meaningless.
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DefiSecurityGuard
· 5h ago
ngl the 14B FDV vs 2.9B circulation gap is giving classic rugpull setup vibes... 1% monthly unlock is NOT the move, that's continuous dilution pressure fr fr. DYOR before you think those "bullish divergences" mean anything, smart contract vulnerabilities don't care about your TA bro.
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ProposalDetective
· 9h ago
It's almost hitting the floor, and you still want to buy the dip. This month, another 1% will be unlocked. If the big players don't move, this thing is doomed.
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AltcoinHunter
· 9h ago
Another thing smashed to the ground, the FDV cliff dive is truly insane, still unlocking crazily every month... Have the whales already run away?
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CryptoCross-TalkClub
· 9h ago
Laughing out loud, 1.6 dropped to 0.14, this guy is about to smash through the floor
Unlocking 1% per month, this pace is like bleeding out, even the whales are hiding, and we're still studying divergence patterns
FDV and circulating market cap differ by 1.4 billion, basically a bearish temple
Buying the dip? I think it's more accurate to say buying the dip to catch the falling knife, anyway, in a bear market, you need some material for a comedy act
XPL's recent decline has been quite fierce—dropping from a high of 1.6 all the way down to 0.14, almost touching the floor. The circulating market cap has shrunk to 290 million, but the FDV still stands at 1.4 billion, which is a significant gap. From a technical perspective, both the daily and four-hour charts show obvious divergence patterns, which are somewhat interesting signals. If there is subsequent rebound momentum, consider accumulating on dips.
However, it's important to clarify the risks: with nearly 1% of tokens unlocking each month, this release pace does put pressure on the price support. The key is whether the whales are committed to holding this position; otherwise, even good technical signals are meaningless.