The recent crypto market has experienced an extreme event, with a major privacy coin showing a rollercoaster performance within just 24 hours, sparking widespread discussions about market risks.
According to trading data, this token surged by 203% in one day, reaching a peak price of $7,551, with a trading volume exceeding 15.61 million USDT. It seemed like a celebration of wealth, but the subsequent movement was even more intriguing—the price plummeted rapidly to $281, leaving a typical long upper shadow. From $20 to $7,551 and then back down to $280, such fluctuations are truly shocking.
From a technical perspective, the logic behind this wave of market movement is quite clear. First, there was a massive push-up, usually dominated by large funds; then a quick pullback, indicating organized selling at high levels. The current price has fallen over 96% from its peak, meaning that participants who entered at over $7,000 are now experiencing unrealized losses approaching 99%.
Such extreme volatility is not new in the crypto market, but each time it attracts a large number of retail investors. The problem is that when you see this kind of movement, it’s often already the stage where the big players are offloading their positions. The real opportunity is usually missed before others even realize what’s happening.
Regarding this kind of trend, we need to stay rational. High risk and high reward are often two sides of the same coin. Those who can survive long-term in this market are usually not the ones chasing the highs, but those who understand risk management and can remain calm in their judgment. The crypto market is never short of opportunities, but often the difference between opportunity and trap is just one decision away.
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fork_in_the_road
· 6h ago
It's the same old trick; the bagholders at high levels are probably still crying now.
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SatoshiChallenger
· 6h ago
Another show of rookie investors getting slaughtered, from $7551 to $280. Is this what I call an "opportunity"? [Cold Laugh]
Data shows: 99% of those with unrealized losses are still hoping for a rebound. History tells us they won't get it.
Interestingly, every time someone says this time is different, they end up getting crushed just like before.
Those who truly understand risk control have already run. The ones still discussing are basically figuring out how to cut losses.
Opportunity? For the big players, it definitely is.
This wave of market action is textbook-level dumping. Next time you see this trend, just reverse your position.
There are no rational participants, only those who get slaughtered more slowly.
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alpha_leaker
· 6h ago
Here we go again, this wave of retail investors getting slaughtered is pretty brutal.
The guys who FOMOed in at over 7000 are now freaking out.
The ones who are truly making money have already bailed.
This is the daily routine of the crypto market; staying calm and not chasing highs is the key.
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NestedFox
· 6h ago
It's the same old trick again, from $20 to $7551 then dropping back to $280, oh my, this is a meat grinder.
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ForkMaster
· 6h ago
It's the same old trick, I've seen it all before. The 99% floating loss group is probably still comforting each other in the Telegram group, haha.
The real opportunity was gone long before the market maker started accumulating. What you see is always the leftovers they leave behind. That's why I can raise three kids and still live steadily—knowing when to be greedy and when to hold back.
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Web3ExplorerLin
· 6h ago
hypothesis: this $7551 peak to $281 crater is just the oracle network of market manipulation speaking its truth... the gap between retail fomo and actual liquidity reveals itself pretty brutally, ngl
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mev_me_maybe
· 6h ago
It's another crazy market situation. I bet five dollars that next time it'll be the same way.
99% loss haha, friends who entered should be kneeling and watching the candlestick chart now.
I've seen too many of these schemes, but still, some keep rushing forward one after another. Web3 is truly incredible.
The recent crypto market has experienced an extreme event, with a major privacy coin showing a rollercoaster performance within just 24 hours, sparking widespread discussions about market risks.
According to trading data, this token surged by 203% in one day, reaching a peak price of $7,551, with a trading volume exceeding 15.61 million USDT. It seemed like a celebration of wealth, but the subsequent movement was even more intriguing—the price plummeted rapidly to $281, leaving a typical long upper shadow. From $20 to $7,551 and then back down to $280, such fluctuations are truly shocking.
From a technical perspective, the logic behind this wave of market movement is quite clear. First, there was a massive push-up, usually dominated by large funds; then a quick pullback, indicating organized selling at high levels. The current price has fallen over 96% from its peak, meaning that participants who entered at over $7,000 are now experiencing unrealized losses approaching 99%.
Such extreme volatility is not new in the crypto market, but each time it attracts a large number of retail investors. The problem is that when you see this kind of movement, it’s often already the stage where the big players are offloading their positions. The real opportunity is usually missed before others even realize what’s happening.
Regarding this kind of trend, we need to stay rational. High risk and high reward are often two sides of the same coin. Those who can survive long-term in this market are usually not the ones chasing the highs, but those who understand risk management and can remain calm in their judgment. The crypto market is never short of opportunities, but often the difference between opportunity and trap is just one decision away.