2025-12-28 05:21:07

Recently, there have been quite a few interesting developments in the market. The AT trading airdrop has been defying the trend and pushing the price to around 0.165. This move is definitely worth paying attention to. Some say "buy new, not old," but looking at recent performance, that argument no longer holds water.

MET is at 0.25; should it attempt to break 0.31? That's a good question. ALLO has also shown a good momentum recently and shouldn't be ignored completely. Let's also look at XPL and SOPH. XPL has been oscillating in the 0.18 turnover zone. At this stage, whether the project blows up or not seems less critical.

So, what's the key? It's that there's no massive outflow or huge spike; it's just ants climbing slowly up the tree. Don't worry too much about it crashing on its own; it might even go up on D instead. That's why CFX looks more promising than FLOW!

FLOW is actually starting to make some moves. Why? Honestly, it's because it has no choice. It was originally a fearless dog, and now its actions are becoming bigger. This logic is quite interesting.

AT22,05%

MET1,01%

ALLO-2,54%

XPL1,82%

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WhaleInTraining

· 19h ago

AT this wave is indeed interesting, the feeling of pulling up against the trend at 0.165 is different MET hitting 0.31? It depends on the volume, this level really tests execution XPL repeatedly bottoming out, I find it annoying, but honestly, who still cares about whether there's a collapse or not, it's all about whether the ants can climb the tree I agree with the logic of CFX, it's much more stable than FLOW FLOW was truly forced out, the dogecoin spirit is indeed absolute Instead of dropping sharply, it's becoming more promising, this is the current rhythm Airdrop pulling up against the trend is the most brilliant move, the market is just eating this up

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LadderToolGuy

· 19h ago

AT this wave really can't hold anymore, daring to go against the trend at 0.165, it seems we need to keep up with the rhythm MET hitting 0.31? I bet fifty cents it will crash XPL keeps pulling back and forth, I'm already tired of watching Ant Chain is a perfect analogy, just afraid it will suddenly give you a big dive CFX is indeed more pleasing to the eye than FLOW, isn't that obvious FLOW is really a tough one, when pushed to the limit, it might just go all out Is it true that not having a large amount and no needles means stability? I don't think so, the next second could change everything Honestly, it's still gambling based on luck, who can tell for sure This round of operations seems to be paving the way for a big drop later

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CodeZeroBasis

· 19h ago

The saying of "buying new and not trading old" has long become outdated. Recently, this wave of market action has directly slapped this notion in the face. MET hitting 0.31 feels a bit risky; it's better to watch and wait. XPL has been fluctuating at this price level. Honestly, no one really cares anymore if it will suddenly explode or not. CFX indeed looks much more comfortable than FLOW. Steadily climbing is just fine. The moves forced out of FLOW are actually more interesting to watch. Quite fun. Ant Chain (蚂蚁上树), described perfectly—this is the current rhythm. Without massive overseas expansion or huge spikes, there's actually more peace of mind. This market is quite interesting this time. ALLO is also worth paying attention to. AT's contrarian rally definitely shows there's something behind it.

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SingleForYears

· 19h ago

Copying new without炒旧 this saying should have been proven wrong long ago, just look at AT's recent move, even against the trend it can rally MET hitting 0.31? It depends on the volume, no volume means nothing XPL turnover repeatedly, not afraid, rather think this way of climbing is more stable, like an ant climbing a tree CFX is much more reliable than FLOW, one has rhythm, the other relies purely on luck The moves forced out of FLOW are actually interesting, indicating it’s not dead yet

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TokenVelocity

· 19h ago

This round of AT is interesting; you really can't just listen to the old sayings. MET hitting 0.31 depends on volume; without volume, everything is pointless. XPL's repeated fluctuations indicate that the direction hasn't been found yet. CFX is much more stable than FLOW; now that's what I call rhythm. I get the feeling of Ant climbing the tree, just worried about a sudden drop.

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