2025-12-25 04:50:10

#数字资产市场动态 $FST suddenly shows movement. Low-circulation coins are most likely to experience violent surges at this time. As volume starts to increase at the bottom, it indicates that major players are warming up. Once a breakout is formed, a big bullish candle can break through the bears at any moment.

Additionally, keep an eye on the trends of $PIPPIN and $JELLYJELLY. The key focus in the crypto market recently is to closely monitor those with low circulation and accumulating at the bottom. Opportunities are fleeting, so quick reactions are necessary.

FST-59.92%

PIPPIN-1.09%

JELLYJELLY-1.77%

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MetaverseHermit

· 8h ago

I'm a bit tempted. This wave of FST is indeed interesting.

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ContractFreelancer

· 8h ago

FST this wave indeed has some substance, small coins are just afraid of this kind of volume increase. I'm also watching PIPPIN, but I always feel it's a bit uncertain. Low liquidity targets are indeed prone to violent moves, but the risk is also high. Bottom accumulation doesn't necessarily mean a breakout; I've seen too many failed breakthroughs. Opportunities come and go quickly, that's true, but losing money happens in an instant. What do you think of JELLYJELLY? Has anyone gotten on board? Is the main force warming up? Not necessarily the main force, it could just be retail investors banding together. I never chase this kind of coin; once you're in, it's hard to get out. Low liquidity = high risk. Whoever tells me this is an opportunity, I just laugh. It's fine to follow, but I think I'll pass on getting in.

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TrustlessMaximalist

· 8h ago

Low-circulation coins are really easy to pump up this time. The move by FST is a bit aggressive. I'm also watching PIPPIN and JELLYJELLY, just worried about reacting too slowly. The signal of volume increase at the bottom can't be missed; stay alert. Small coins like this, as soon as you turn around, they're gone. Quick action is needed. The hardest part of the main force's warm-up period is waiting for the breakout; that's when to act. Coins with small circulation are risky, but the returns are also high. This type of asset tests your mentality the most: you regret not holding a heavy position after a rise, and feel lucky after a fall. FST is indeed a bit different; observe first before deciding. I usually set a reminder for coins gathering strength at the bottom to avoid missing out. Before a violent surge, it's always these small-cap moves.

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MEVSupportGroup

· 8h ago

I've heard the argument about low circulation coins too many times. Every time, it's said that there's a main force warming up, but what happens? They sell off and run. A surge in FST volume isn't necessarily a good thing; accumulating at the bottom could just be a trick.

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LiquidatedThrice

· 8h ago

Coins with low circulation are the easiest to be manipulated. I don't understand this wave of FST.

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GasFeeSobber

· 8h ago

You're炒小币种 again, I know this routine too well... --- Can low circulation cause a big surge? Dreaming here --- FST volume is increasing, but can we tell if it's the main force warming up or just cutting the leeks? --- PIPPIN looks like it's topping out to me, not necessarily rushing --- Opportunities come and go quickly, losing money is fleeting too --- Damn, this rhythm, big moves in small coins, should I follow or hide? --- The phrase "charging at the bottom" makes me nervous --- A big bullish candle breaking through the bears? Or being pierced by a big bearish candle? --- JELLYJELLY, I didn't understand the logic, why did I suddenly start paying attention? --- Coins with low circulation should be approached with caution, easy to be crushed down --- I really haven't heard of these two coins, are they reliable?

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