If a coin goes up on bn, it is normal for it to drop.

Any coin that goes up on bn will be regarded as reaching the short-term liquidity peak, leading to distribution and re-accumulation.

Looking back at the charts of shib and uni during the last bull market cycle after going up on bn, there is no need to panic. When new coins are listed on bn and cb, these coins will certainly undergo distribution and re-accumulation; one can roughly judge by looking at market capitalization and chip structure.

Generally, it takes several months of consolidation, and the bull market is no exception.

Last year, ordi continued to rise after going up on bn because it had been re-accumulated on ok for half a year; do not simplify the causation.

The logic of secondary chips is difficult to grasp if you don't understand it, making it hard to trade altcoins; the logic of market competition has a greater impact on short-term prices.

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