2025-12-29 09:10:45

#数字资产市场动态 Yesterday, the market once again presented a classic case. $RVV has been suspicious since Monday, and in one night, it surged nearly 10 times, trending on hot searches.

But the logic behind this is actually very clear. On Monday, when I was monitoring contract data, I detected an abnormal signal—$RVV's trading volume on a major exchange had already surpassed 100 million USD, while on other platforms, it was only a few million. The contrast was too stark.

The project team didn't issue any announcements, hold events, or do any publicity, yet it was suddenly accumulating volume in the contract market? This can only mean one thing: large funds are positioning in advance.

My judgment at the time was simple: low-leverage ambush, wait. No all-in, no hype, just positioning first.

As a result, when I woke up this morning, $RVV was already trending on hot searches. Those who acted early have already taken profits. Although they didn't catch the very top, they still made money.

This is the difference—some only jump in when they see the hot search, while others detect the movement early through data anomalies when no one is paying attention.

True profit comes from using logic to understand what the market is doing before most people react. Cognition, execution, discipline—none can be missing.

Joke coins always circulate in exchanges; the key is whether you can find them before they are discovered. The market is there every day, opportunities are continuous, but your starting point determines your final destination.

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EthMaximalist

· 5h ago

Data doesn't lie; a sudden spike in trading volume is a sign to watch closely. Bought only after it hit the trending searches; really just catching the last wave. This kind of ambush tactic is indeed ruthless; it all depends on who reacts faster. It's always like this; smart money has already moved out long ago. A sudden change in contract volume is the real signal. By the way, how did you spot it so early? Is it luck or do you have a real system?

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PositionPhobia

· 5h ago

Yeah, I've heard this explanation countless times. The key is still having principal capital. Data is indeed absolute, but when it comes to actually pumping the market, having no coins in hand is useless. Laying the groundwork with this idea before trending is fine, but the problem is most people simply don't have the leisure to monitor contract data. Again and again, it's about cognition, execution, and discipline. Those who master these three have already made a fortune. No matter how eloquently you put it, it's still gambling on probabilities. Who knows what the next hot coin will be?

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ApyWhisperer

· 6h ago

Analyzing data anomalies is indeed the key, but I have to be honest about this time's logic... Listening to low-multiplier ambushes is satisfying, but how many can really stick to it? Most people still wake up only when they see trending searches, and that's nobody's fault. The key question is—next time this kind of signal appears, do you dare to try again? Because nine times out of ten, the fool gets lucky once, and people can't tell the difference. Fake coin rotation is real, but what I want to ask is—was that 100 million trading volume in the contract truly big funds deploying, or was a whale doing a wash? The difference is huge. That said, it's impressive that you saw it early, but don't let this profit blind you. The next RVV might not go as smoothly.

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