The spot trading market has been volatile over the past hour. In this round of market movement, SAROS led the gains with a 4.71% increase, Polygon(, formerly MATIC), followed closely with a 3.44% rise, and XOCIETY also gained 3.21%. Meanwhile, downward pressure cannot be ignored — GMT experienced the largest decline, dropping 3.91%, SPACE ID fell 2.78%, and Fuel Network also declined under pressure by 2.7%. In terms of trading activity, BTC and USDT still dominate the trading volume, continuing to lead market liquidity. This divergence in market performance reminds traders to be cautious in their positioning and to seize short-term arbitrage opportunities in a highly volatile environment.
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NeonCollector
· 14h ago
SAROS's recent surge is quite strong, but why did GMT drop so sharply? Was there a dump?
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BearMarketMonk
· 14h ago
SAROS is up to something again. This rally feels a bit fake... Let's wait and see if it can hold up later.
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PumpDetector
· 14h ago
whale accumulation phase disguised as retail chaos, reading between the lines here... 🔍
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GasFeeCrier
· 14h ago
Once again, a polarized market. SAROS suddenly surged by 4.71%. Who could have predicted this in advance?
POL remains a steady player, with a stable 3.44%.
Why did GMT drop so sharply, plunging by 3.91%?
BTC and USDT are still the same, the eternal kings of liquidity. We small investors are just sitting by, enjoying the soup.
Short-term arbitrage is pointless; higher volatility makes stop-loss easier.
The spot trading market has been volatile over the past hour. In this round of market movement, SAROS led the gains with a 4.71% increase, Polygon(, formerly MATIC), followed closely with a 3.44% rise, and XOCIETY also gained 3.21%. Meanwhile, downward pressure cannot be ignored — GMT experienced the largest decline, dropping 3.91%, SPACE ID fell 2.78%, and Fuel Network also declined under pressure by 2.7%. In terms of trading activity, BTC and USDT still dominate the trading volume, continuing to lead market liquidity. This divergence in market performance reminds traders to be cautious in their positioning and to seize short-term arbitrage opportunities in a highly volatile environment.