Então deixe-me falar também sobre os irmãos e irmãs que sofreram com a lista de declínio de ontem.
Vamos fazer uma breve introdução🧵
-Ambos foram anunciados para serem listados na Binance no mesmo dia
O valor de mercado do -PNUT na época era de 100 milhões, enquanto o valor de mercado do ACT era de apenas 30 milhões.
-Quando ambos foram listados na Binance, eram basicamente 400 milhões ~ 500 milhões
-ACT é a faixa AI e PNUT é a faixa Meme
💭Em primeiro lugar, PNUT passou por dois ajustes relativamente grandes, 120👉30, 150👉80, com mudanças de mãos relativamente suficientes no meio, até que o cartão foi anunciado para ser listado no Binance em 100
💭 ACT está relativamente estável. Quase flutuou na faixa de 20M e ainda estava na faixa de 30M quando foi anunciado para ser listado na Binance. Ainda estava na posição que não havia mudado de mãos muitas vezes e de repente subiu para 400M. posição inicial eram quase dez vezes mais.
- After going live, one peaked at over 2.5B while the other peaked at 900M
- Roughly calculate the peak of PNUT at 25x based on the market value at the time of launch, while ACT is at 30x
Roughly analyze my personal views🧐
①ACT turnover is insufficient
②ACT retail investors are too heavy
③ACT has too many early chips
Actually, ① and ③ are similar
Let's put it this way, even at the current position, ACT's early chips still have 10 times the profit
At the moment Binance announced it, a few institutions used bots to buy thousands of Sol as a bottom position (they admitted it themselves)
At that time, the main hotspot was PNUT, which was also at the forefront. Most people's first reaction was to rush for PNUT, ignoring ACT's 30M market value, so the chips in this area are mostly from institutions
But why do they say retail investors are too heavy?💭
Because the early chips are from institutions, but in the middle and later stages, it is almost all retail investors taking over
What is the difference between institutions and retail investors?
Institutions are like a bag of sand; if they fall back to their position, they have funds to support them, or they have their own investment plans, while retail investors are like scattered sand, with no consistent position, consensus in the face of interests...
Recently, the overall AI market was actually good, but ACT has repeatedly adjusted and couldn't go up. I also gambled on a breakthrough at 0.55, but once it went up to 0.6, it couldn't go up again...
It's quite difficult for everyone to profit when retail investors are too heavy, but the super bull market may not have arrived yet; let's look forward to the overall performance of altcoins next month
