Many people complain that CLO is like manipulated chips — it drops when you go long and rises when you go short. In fact, there is a fundamental reason behind this.

Altcoins usually have very fragile liquidity and insufficient market depth. This means they cannot be moved easily like Bitcoin, which requires huge amounts of capital to shake the price. Instead, small funds can cause obvious volatility. Trading such coins essentially involves battling against high volatility and high uncertainty. Frequent emotional adjustments? That’s a direct path to quick losses.

There is a clear trigger behind this wave of CLO decline. On January 8, the Rawwood Uranus Network was integrated into Fushouma Ecology, and the original CLO chain was classified as legacy infrastructure. This is not a minor change — the underlying ecosystem and infrastructure have undergone a qualitative shift. Holders’ expectations for future value have been shattered, leading to panic selling and short-term dumping.

Technical analysis needs to be closely watched. The lower band of the Bollinger Bands around 0.5841 provides support. If it breaks with increased volume, a larger decline could be triggered. Don’t rush to buy the dip — even if there is a rebound, you need to stay above the middle Bollinger Band at 0.7163, otherwise the overall trend remains weak.