2025-12-25 07:26:41

On December 25th, a certain cryptocurrency experienced a market frenzy—main capital funds rapidly pushed the price from $146 directly to $7,551 in a very short period, with a rise of approximately 52 times, attracting market attention. However, the good times didn't last long; within the same minute, this cryptocurrency plummeted from the high of $7,551 to $20.7, completing an extreme "roller coaster" type of volatility.

Such minute-level extreme market movements are often accompanied by significant liquidity risks and the possibility of market manipulation. Although the increase seems attractive, the subsequent rapid decline indicates limited fundamental support for this coin, with highly speculative volatility. For most traders, whether they can seize such opportunities depends on the speed of information acquisition and risk tolerance—indeed, most people simply cannot react in time. Judging from the subsequent trend, this cryptocurrency appears to lack sustained upward momentum and has little short-term trading value.

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NFTBlackHole

· 5h ago

52x? Wake up, those are just dreams prepared for the people getting cut. --- From 7500 to 20 in one minute, this is the entire process of the main players harvesting the leeks. --- The quick responders have already run, the slow ones just lie on the ground. This is crypto. --- Every time I see such extreme market conditions, I think of that saying—"You're sleeping when you're making money." --- Basically, it's a carefully designed trap. Any rise without fundamental support is just air. --- This coin doesn't even have the strength to recover, so I just pretend it never happened. --- Liquidity risk? That's the gentlest way to put it for retail investors, haha. --- From 146 to 7551 and then down to 20, how many people have been killed by this... --- It's really "only the main players and insiders can make money," so let's not get involved. --- Besides watching the excitement, what else can you do with this minute-level market? There's no time to operate.

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