#MSCI未排除数字资产财库企业纳入范围 $BREV's recent market movement indeed taught the market a lesson.

The sharp drop to the 0.31 level, seemingly a simple sell-off, has a logical chain behind it worth dissecting. The starting point was that two leading market makers, Amber Group and GSR Markets, each received 1 million BREV tokens. According to the usual process, the next step should have been gradual market support and stabilization of volatility.

But the Brevis project team suddenly changed the script.

On-chain data shows that the team address transferred approximately $5.3 million worth of $BREV to exchanges in one go. No warning, no buildup—just a direct sell-off. The market instantly shifted from expectations of "market makers supporting the price" to "whales dumping," causing panic—how fast was this psychological shift? Buying interest immediately vanished, sell orders layered upon each other, and the price plummeted straight down. Even two top market makers were caught off guard.

Panic sentiment is more deadly than selling pressure itself. Many people at the time had only one thought: is this a run?

But the story didn't end there.

Good news was subsequently released, just in time for the market's most vulnerable moment. Capital started flowing back, and the price was forcibly pulled up, forming a deep V-shaped recovery—this candlestick was quite aggressive. Soon after, $BREV confirmed listing on a major exchange, liquidity sources were verified, and market makers remained active. This series of signals layered together shifted the entire logic from "possible collapse" to "supported."

The rebound thus began.

From the perspective of market participants, since there is exchange backing and two top market makers involved, a complete wipeout in the short term can indeed be ruled out. Of course, this doesn't mean volatility will calm down; new tokens are inherently volatile, but the risk of an "endless pit" has been significantly reduced based on on-chain data and trading ecology.

The most interesting part of this operation is that it disrupted all three dimensions of the market—chips, sentiment, and rhythm. The timing of the project team's dump, the reaction mechanism of market makers, and retail traders' psychological expectations—all were reshuffled. In the short term, 0.55 is a resistance level, while the long-term support level is around 1.2. But in this market, strategy is always more valuable than the market itself.