Some people hyped up Ordi before, saying it was a small coin. I thought it was a lie, just a meme, what a small coin or not. Recently, I began to understand what they meant. In fact, they said that big coins will be increasingly controlled by US ETFs in the future, and retail investors will have fewer and fewer spot big coins to trade, so they hope to hype Ordi as a substitute for big coin spot, or call it a leveraged big coin spot.
I don’t know if it can be achieved.
In the future of Ordi and SATs, I personally prefer Ordi. From the bottom trading volume, Ordi is more like absorbing funds, and the trading volume has been controlled very low and average, while the trading volume of SATs is very large and intense. This situation often does not occur when the dealer absorbs funds, but it is more likely to occur when the dealer distributes. Of course, there are exceptions, that is, the dealer knows some big benefits, can’t wait to slowly absorb funds, and directly becomes a grab, which may also cause such trading volume.
