The market has been quite active in the past few hours. Let's take a look at what has happened.
**The hype around the gains is very high**
TANSSI leads the gain list, rising from $0.00491 to $0.00782 within 4 hours, a 59.27% increase. This guy has been on the list repeatedly, resembling a strong market trend. The contract activity is also quite high, with a volume multiplier of 6.49x, order book buy pressure at 4.62x, and a long-short ratio of 1.35, indicating that bulls still hold the upper hand.
The second tier is also lively — I swear it rose by 19.52%, from $0.030462 to $0.036409; ACU gained 12.41%; PIEVERSE followed the trend with a 9.63% increase; ZRO is relatively steadier, with an 8.59% gain, and both spot and contract volumes are decent, with 2.20x and 1.87x volume multipliers, making this increase fairly healthy.
**A few notable declines**
SKL dropped 8.03%, with spot volume at 0.72x and contract volume at 0.98x, indicating that trading activity in this direction isn't very active; BDXN followed closely with a -7.84% decline, and the contract's long-short ratio is 1.83, still favoring the bulls, which is interesting; FHE directly fell by 5.70%, with contract volume only at 0.23x, which is quite cold; BID is also among the top five in the decline list, down 5.68% and continuously on the list. Although it’s falling, the long-short ratio is 2.58, showing bulls are holding firm; ROSE is at the bottom, down 5.19%, but the volume still looks decent.
**Overall market impression**
Based on the long-short ratio data, even for the declining tokens, bulls still hold an absolute advantage — indicating that market sentiment remains optimistic. The declines seem more like short-term adjustments rather than trend reversals. Volume activity is quite varied; some tokens have sufficient spot volume, while others have no data at all, reflecting differences in trading activity.
In this 4-hour cycle, the market is indeed brewing some opportunities. Whether it's the strong rise of TANSSI or the oscillations of BID and SKL, it’s worth paying close attention.
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UncleWhale
· 8h ago
TANSSI's 59% surge this wave has taken off directly, continuously making the list, brother. The bullish momentum is really something.
I’m amazed by the stubbornness of the bulls—refusing to withdraw. Even when it drops, they still hold on. Market sentiment is indeed still there.
The trading volume differentiation is so intense. How can you dare to touch the cold coins? FHE at 0.23x just froze me out.
Wait, SKL's recent drop with such poor volume—feels like either gathering strength or no one really wants it anymore. It’s a bit risky.
TANSSI’s rhythm doesn’t seem like a correction; it feels like it’s just getting started.
The BID decline list keeps appearing, yet bulls still dominate. This repeated oscillation is really discouraging.
ACU, ZRO—these steady rising ones are more my style. I don’t play those crazy ones.
With such a skewed long-short ratio favoring bulls, the decline actually seems like an opportunity. I’m thinking about bottom fishing.
How’s the 5-minute candlestick chart, everyone? Can this last for 4 hours?
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JustAnotherWallet
· 8h ago
TANSSI's 59% surge is a bit outrageous, should I buy the dip or run?
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The bulls are so confident, it feels like there's still hope
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The volume divergence is so big, some are happy while others are worried
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SKL's decline isn't large but it's eerily quiet, this signal is a bit strange
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It's chaotic, is this a short-term correction or a trend reversal, who knows
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BID bulls refuse to withdraw, this persistence is quite interesting
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TANSSI is on the list again, is it about to take off or is it a benefit for the high-position bagholders
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The decline is a decline, but the bullish ratio is so high, I don't quite believe in evil
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FHE contract volume is 0.23x, now that's really cold
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Those entering now, will they be heroes or martyrs after 4 hours
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GateUser-a5fa8bd0
· 8h ago
TANSSI this wave is really outrageous, it ran out at 59 points, the bulls just won't let go, this rhythm is a bit hard to sustain
ACU and I are both riding the hype, the second tier is also getting competitive, with such abundant volume, there must be some manipulation
The ones that dropped are even more interesting, still holding on despite the decline, indicating that the bottom support is quite strong, but SKL's volume is indeed a bit cold
On the 4-hour cycle, there is indeed an opportunity, but don't go all in blindly, the market is so divided
BID continues to rise on the list but is still falling, is this a bottom signal or a trap? It's really hard to say
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MEVHunterNoLoss
· 8h ago
TANSSI's 59% surge this time has taken off directly. Why didn't I get on board again...
BID is still falling, but the bulls are holding on. Looks like I need to think about whether to catch this bottom.
The divergence in trading volume is so serious, be careful of traps, everyone.
ZRO's steady momentum is quite comfortable, just worried about another spike later.
Is the bulls' strong momentum really a good thing, or should I prepare for a pullback?
FHE's trading volume at 0.23x is freezing cold, this is just outrageous.
TANSSI keeps making the list, it feels like it's turning into a hot stock. Need to watch out for risks.
ACU and PIEVERSE seem a bit like follow-the-leader, not much特色.
The market is indeed brewing this rhythm, but I'm too cautious to chase high.
SKL's decline still offers buying opportunities, key is whether it can stop falling later.
The market has been quite active in the past few hours. Let's take a look at what has happened.
**The hype around the gains is very high**
TANSSI leads the gain list, rising from $0.00491 to $0.00782 within 4 hours, a 59.27% increase. This guy has been on the list repeatedly, resembling a strong market trend. The contract activity is also quite high, with a volume multiplier of 6.49x, order book buy pressure at 4.62x, and a long-short ratio of 1.35, indicating that bulls still hold the upper hand.
The second tier is also lively — I swear it rose by 19.52%, from $0.030462 to $0.036409; ACU gained 12.41%; PIEVERSE followed the trend with a 9.63% increase; ZRO is relatively steadier, with an 8.59% gain, and both spot and contract volumes are decent, with 2.20x and 1.87x volume multipliers, making this increase fairly healthy.
**A few notable declines**
SKL dropped 8.03%, with spot volume at 0.72x and contract volume at 0.98x, indicating that trading activity in this direction isn't very active; BDXN followed closely with a -7.84% decline, and the contract's long-short ratio is 1.83, still favoring the bulls, which is interesting; FHE directly fell by 5.70%, with contract volume only at 0.23x, which is quite cold; BID is also among the top five in the decline list, down 5.68% and continuously on the list. Although it’s falling, the long-short ratio is 2.58, showing bulls are holding firm; ROSE is at the bottom, down 5.19%, but the volume still looks decent.
**Overall market impression**
Based on the long-short ratio data, even for the declining tokens, bulls still hold an absolute advantage — indicating that market sentiment remains optimistic. The declines seem more like short-term adjustments rather than trend reversals. Volume activity is quite varied; some tokens have sufficient spot volume, while others have no data at all, reflecting differences in trading activity.
In this 4-hour cycle, the market is indeed brewing some opportunities. Whether it's the strong rise of TANSSI or the oscillations of BID and SKL, it’s worth paying close attention.