A volume of 2.4M but only a market capitalization of a few tens of thousands, what does this reflect? To put it bluntly, no one wants to take the last baton. Everyone is withdrawing and running early.
The root cause is actually not complicated. The first spot $GIGGLE in this cycle continues to decline, and alpha coins also follow the downward trend, which is a chain reaction. Once market sentiment weakens, new meme coins are the first to suffer. Investors have seen clearly - when major coins are falling, who dares to enter new coins? The risk and reward are obviously unbalanced.
Instead of listening to various stories and boastful rhetoric (most of which are just persona packaging), it's better to let data and trading behavior speak. The huge discrepancy between volume and market capitalization precisely illustrates the true mindset of market participants: retaining liquidity while reducing risk exposure. This phenomenon is particularly common during bear markets or market reversals.
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TommyTeacher
· 8h ago
It's a typical play people for suckers scheme, where volume isn't the issue, market capitalization is the key.
Really, this cycle of memes is just a dumb buyer game; whoever enters last ends up dead.
If major coins have collapsed and you still dare to buy new coins, you must be quite the gambler...
The Liquidity looks abundant but is actually an illusion; it reveals its true form as soon as you sell.
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BlockDetective
· 8h ago
Oh my, this is a sign before being played for suckers.
Wait, the volume is so high but the market capitalization is so small, what does that mean... everyone is buying the dip and fleeing.
Hearing this analysis, I know it’s another landmine to step on.
Large cap coins fall and new coins are even worse, it’s a basic law, who still dares to rush in?
Data doesn't lie, when people's hearts are scattered, it's hard to lead the team.
Volume is artificially high and market capitalization is artificially low, a classic Cut Loss signal.
A volume of 2.4M but only a market capitalization of a few tens of thousands, what does this reflect? To put it bluntly, no one wants to take the last baton. Everyone is withdrawing and running early.
The root cause is actually not complicated. The first spot $GIGGLE in this cycle continues to decline, and alpha coins also follow the downward trend, which is a chain reaction. Once market sentiment weakens, new meme coins are the first to suffer. Investors have seen clearly - when major coins are falling, who dares to enter new coins? The risk and reward are obviously unbalanced.
Instead of listening to various stories and boastful rhetoric (most of which are just persona packaging), it's better to let data and trading behavior speak. The huge discrepancy between volume and market capitalization precisely illustrates the true mindset of market participants: retaining liquidity while reducing risk exposure. This phenomenon is particularly common during bear markets or market reversals.