#美国证券交易委员会推进数字资产监管框架创新 $GThis round of rallying is driven by three core factors: rising market sentiment, active capital flows, and technical breakouts.



Recently, the entire active coin sector has maintained high enthusiasm, with capital chasing assets that have sufficient liquidity, price mobility, and strong market recognition. $G happens to possess these characteristics, making it naturally the top choice for capital deployment.

The clues can be seen from its price chart—those several upward candlesticks with obvious volume spikes, each pullback being quite clean and sharp. This kind of movement clearly indicates rhythmic capital operation; retail short-term traders cannot produce such continuity.

Moreover, the project's own popularity is also being boosted, with increased on-chain community discussions and rising market expectations for its future development. Investors are gradually forming speculative imaginations—once such expectations are established, the price tends to have the confidence to continue strengthening.

From a technical standpoint, choosing to stabilize during the first pullback after a breakout presents an entry window. Avoid chasing highs or bottom-fishing too deep; selecting a relatively balanced position allows you to catch the upcoming acceleration phase.

The current pattern still maintains a strong structure, and the reason to hold remains; however, if the rebound fails to reach the previous high with sufficient momentum, consider taking profits in batches—lock in unrealized gains and avoid betting against the market.

Continuous tracking: PIPPIN, LUNA2, OL, POWER, JCT, SOL, ETH
PIPPIN1.25%
OL-2.83%
POWER9.09%
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BearMarketSagevip
· 12-12 18:55
Retail investors think they can read candlestick charts, but little do they know they've already been eaten clean by institutions. The so-called volume absorption and release makes me want to sleep. Frankly, it's just someone controlling the market. Expectation gap? Haha, high discussion frequency is just the last celebration before cutting leeks. I'm still honestly holding SOL and ETH. These wild coins have too many tricks. The retest window after a breakout sounds nice, but retail investors are still the ones losing money. Gradual profit-taking sounds professional, but in reality it's just a psychological comfort to avoid getting trapped. This round of rally can be summed up in four words: institutional harvest season. Even LUNA2 can make people follow, their courage is truly remarkable.
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CoinBasedThinkingvip
· 12-11 21:24
Eat meat while it's hot; some people are indeed manipulating this wave. With such clean volume, retail investors simply can't keep up with the pace. Once the expectation gap opens, it can't be stopped; those who understand know. When approaching a high point with insufficient momentum, you have to run; don't be greedy for unrealized gains. The logic behind this round of $G is indeed solid.
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SelfMadeRuggeevip
· 12-11 11:55
Mainly look at the volume on that K-line; it's quite interesting. Retail traders simply can't maintain this kind of consistency; funds are dancing around. SEC framework? Or just focus on technical levels first, haha. Taking profits on unrealized gains this time was the right move, don't be greedy. $G this time really has some potential.
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MetaverseVagrantvip
· 12-10 14:01
Large capital is really in operation, retail investors simply can't keep up with this pace --- It looks like it's going to be another round of capital rotation --- The saying "take profits and run" has been heard too often, but it's really hard to do --- $G's trend does have some substance, but I'm still watching --- Can a gap between expectations and reality lead to a rise? Feels like I hear this every time --- If the rebound is weak, just run. I've tried this move, but missed the subsequent surge --- Frequent actions from the SEC, it feels like the entire narrative is changing --- The technical position was well-chosen, now just see if it can be maintained --- Continuously tracking that bunch of coins, who can break through this time? --- I understand the rhythm of capital operation, but I just don't know when I can catch up --- The potential for imagination is the easiest way to lose money, but also the easiest way to make money
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BearMarketBuildervip
· 12-10 13:54
Things that retail investors can't see, institutions understand instantly—truly unbeatable --- So, it's really about waiting for that retest point; otherwise, you're just a bagholder --- $G's movement looks a bit familiar to me, feels like the same pattern as that last wave --- I agree not to chase high, but once you do, no one can stop you—haha --- The biggest danger with imagination is that it's easy to deceive yourself --- Running away when the momentum is insufficient—it's easy to say, but really hard to do --- SOL and ETH, these old-timers, are still tracking, give me a break --- Institutional operations are just institutional operations; I’m happy just mining and earning a little soup --- Always talking about balanced positions, but those who chase the high end always profit the fastest --- The continuity is so strong that I’m a bit scared—worried it might suddenly surge
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FUD_Whisperervip
· 12-10 13:51
It's the same story of "funds having a rhythm," retail investors hear it and immediately want to go all-in haha Bitcoin has such big movements, $G follows the trend and rises, can it last? Breaking the level and pulling back, people want to enter the market. This wave is just like the last one. When the hype rises, it's just hype. Stay sober and don't get overwhelmed by community emotions. $SOL $ETH These two are much more stable. Why insist on chasing $G Gradually taking profits is safer. It's easy to say but hard to do—who can resist? This wave of rise seems like FOMO trading. When the hype subsides, it will be time to sell.
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DegenWhisperervip
· 12-10 13:46
This wave of funds is indeed active, but it feels like an over-interpretation. Can retail investors really catch that acceleration phase? Question mark. Starting to follow this bunch again, LUNA2 still has the nerve to mention. If the technicals haven't broken out, stop claiming breakouts—it's虚. Are coins with sufficient liquidity really that easy to manipulate? I don't believe it. A clean pullback indicates that the market is being manipulated; how do you know it's not a dump? Actually executing this advice is practical; it's better than dreaming of making money. Once the expectation gap forms, it's over—picking up the dumpees. If $G gets dumped this time, I want to see how you all spin it.
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GateUser-75ee51e7vip
· 12-10 13:39
Looking at this wave of $G, it definitely has the flavor of big funds. The candlestick throughput can't lie. Retail investors trying to replicate this trend? Dream on. This is clearly the rhythm set by institutions. Community enthusiasm has risen; the expectation gap is money. Is the entry window looking good? Don't chase the high and get trapped. Take profits on unrealized gains, and avoid stubbornly holding onto losing positions. Keep an eye on SOL and ETH, wait for them to give a signal.
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