Remember the XRP rally. The main players surged several times from the bottom area in one go, and the underlying logic is actually very clear—the accumulation phase of chips was completed long ago. When the accumulation is sufficient, funds start to exert effort and break through upwards. This pattern is quite common in the crypto market; major institutions or large investors patiently build positions at low levels until they hold enough chips, then they coordinate to push the price higher. The more intense the accumulation at the bottom, the greater the potential for subsequent upward movement. That’s also why traders always pay attention to turnover rate and chip concentration—those data are actually signals of the main players’ actions.