Recently observing ARTX, there's a quite obvious feeling - there really aren't many assets in the market that can turn "strength" into "habit."
What’s interesting about this wave of market movement is that it doesn’t rely on emotional trading, nor is there any sudden violent surge. If you look closely, you’ll find that the trading volume has been steadily released, and the chip structure is becoming more concentrated. Each adjustment actually makes it stronger, and the rise is quite smooth. There’s not much excitement, but the strength is always there.
VMSAP is continuously withdrawing circulating volume, and ecological funds are also flowing back into the channels. With the support of the RWA narrative—these several variables stacked together, the logic behind the chart is quite clear.
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ColdWalletGuardian
· 10h ago
Concentration of chips, stable volume, no emotional speculation... this is the true strength.
VMSAP siphoning, ecological return, RWA support, several variables stacked together become clear, the chart logic is solid.
Really, this kind of asset that doesn't rely on violent pumps is actually the most reassuring, the momentum is always there.
There's not much fireworks but it's stable, much better than those that surge in one go.
More solid after adjustments? Interesting, this rhythm is indeed different.
Assets that can turn strength into a habit are indeed rare, ARTX counts as one.
Stable volume release + increasing concentration of chips, it means everyone understands what it implies.
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GateUser-7b078580
· 12-01 16:01
Data shows that the chips are indeed concentrating, but I have seen this "habitual strength" too many times, and in the end, it still collapses. Let's wait and see.
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HodlAndChill
· 12-01 16:00
The stable release of higher trade volumes looks good, but I don't know how long it can be maintained.
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WagmiWarrior
· 12-01 15:45
The trading volume is steadily released, and the chips are getting tighter... This rhythm really has something going on.
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Reliable targets are afraid of comparisons; it's obvious who is really working hard.
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Not trading on emotions, this kind of operation is actually more reliant on luck than violent pumps.
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Ecosystem funds flowing back plus RWA, the sense of accumulation is strong... but the logical chain really stands firm.
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Every adjustment actually makes it stronger; this is a display of strength.
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VMSAP draws circulating supply, this move seems simple but the threshold is really high.
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With so many targets in the market, there are really only a few that can maintain this rhythm.
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Strong habits are hard to break; it sounds good but is difficult to execute... ARTX is indeed serious about it.
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The lack of hype is actually a plus, indicating that it is not just a trend-following play.
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The clarity of the logic behind the chart is the most critical point; everything else is superficial.
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GateUser-e51e87c7
· 12-01 15:44
This rhythm is indeed steady, without any false heat. The high concentration of chips and still being able to move like this indicates that there are Large Investors quietly positioning themselves.
It looks a bit boring, but this is true strength; the emotional market has long died.
I've seen the VMSAP method of extracting Circulating Supply a few times; afterward, it will either To da moon or false breakouts, betting on whether the ecological flow can catch it.
Stably releasing volume sounds good, but I'm afraid it's just Accumulation...
RWA support can be considered a new term in this round; how long it can hold is still a question mark.
The more concentrated the chips, the sturdier? This logic can also be quite dangerous when thought of in reverse; it depends on whether the market maker is still around.
The strength is there, but it's invisible and intangible; this kind of market tests one's resolve the most.
Recently observing ARTX, there's a quite obvious feeling - there really aren't many assets in the market that can turn "strength" into "habit."
What’s interesting about this wave of market movement is that it doesn’t rely on emotional trading, nor is there any sudden violent surge. If you look closely, you’ll find that the trading volume has been steadily released, and the chip structure is becoming more concentrated. Each adjustment actually makes it stronger, and the rise is quite smooth. There’s not much excitement, but the strength is always there.
VMSAP is continuously withdrawing circulating volume, and ecological funds are also flowing back into the channels. With the support of the RWA narrative—these several variables stacked together, the logic behind the chart is quite clear.