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It’s not nostalgia driving the market; it’s the trading volume speaking: the situation of $BEAT has changed.
At first, I noticed
, it’s not because of the 'old IP' or the 'DJMAX nostalgia',
but because the market situation seems a bit off.
It's not the kind of trend that peaks immediately after launch.
FDV has been moving sideways above 1.5 billion USD for a long time, and during the pullback, the volume actually shrank.
The real increase in volume happens when everyone thinks 'there's almost no volume left.'
This kind of structure is actually quite familiar to traders.
It's not a retail investor sentiment market; it feels more like someone is slowly shifting positions and accumulating chips.
If you dig deeper, you'll find it can catch the trading volume, and it's not just luck.
, it’s not because of the 'old IP' or the 'DJMAX nostalgia',
but because the market situation seems a bit off.
It's not the kind of trend that peaks immediately after launch.
FDV has been moving sideways above 1.5 billion USD for a long time, and during the pullback, the volume actually shrank.
The real increase in volume happens when everyone thinks 'there's almost no volume left.'
This kind of structure is actually quite familiar to traders.
It's not a retail investor sentiment market; it feels more like someone is slowly shifting positions and accumulating chips.
If you dig deeper, you'll find it can catch the trading volume, and it's not just luck.
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