Let's talk about the $LAB market data. Yesterday's 700 million trading volume corresponded to a rise of 7,000 on the leaderboard, but today this algorithm clearly no longer applies.
Using a conservative estimate with a threefold factor: 100 million in trading volume approximately pushes the leaderboard up by 3,000 points, so 700 million would be an increase of about 21,000. The market has already moved 300 million, with 11 hours remaining. At this rate, another 1.1 billion is not a big problem. If the total volume today reaches 1.4 billion, the daily increase on the leaderboard could reach between 42,000 and 45,000.
More importantly, many people are currently pushing 100,000 to 200,000 orders, leaving room to manipulate the top spot.
As for the final threshold to enter the leaderboard, based on yesterday's data model, I estimate three levels: - Situation 1: 18,000-25,000 - Situation 2: 36,000-40,000 - Situation 3: 40,000-55,000
The specific level will depend on the latter half of the volume increase pace.
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Ramen_Until_Rich
· 12h ago
1.4 billion coming down really can break 40,000+? Feels uncertain.
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NFTragedy
· 20h ago
This data looks intense. Dropping 1.4 billion could really break above 40,000. Need to watch the second half closely.
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NFT_Therapy_Group
· 12-12 23:40
Damn, this data doesn't add up. Did yesterday's coefficient just become invalid today?
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GateUser-c0ff2c29
· 12-12 08:44
You are on the wrong platform, right?
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NullWhisperer
· 12-12 06:46
technically speaking, the coefficient model breaks down faster than expected once volume scales—classic case of assuming linear relationships in inherently nonlinear systems. the real tell is those 10-20k orders though, that's where the edge cases emerge.
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GateUser-addcaaf7
· 12-12 06:45
Whoa, this data volume is really impressive, 1.4 billion to rank? It seems like it might break 50,000 next.
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TrustlessMaximalist
· 12-12 06:35
The threefold coefficient is a conservative estimate and a bit off; the actual market movement will definitely be even more intense.
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FlashLoanLord
· 12-12 06:34
1.4 billion in transactions, definitely. Now it depends on who can hold the number one spot.
Let's talk about the $LAB market data. Yesterday's 700 million trading volume corresponded to a rise of 7,000 on the leaderboard, but today this algorithm clearly no longer applies.
Using a conservative estimate with a threefold factor: 100 million in trading volume approximately pushes the leaderboard up by 3,000 points, so 700 million would be an increase of about 21,000. The market has already moved 300 million, with 11 hours remaining. At this rate, another 1.1 billion is not a big problem. If the total volume today reaches 1.4 billion, the daily increase on the leaderboard could reach between 42,000 and 45,000.
More importantly, many people are currently pushing 100,000 to 200,000 orders, leaving room to manipulate the top spot.
As for the final threshold to enter the leaderboard, based on yesterday's data model, I estimate three levels:
- Situation 1: 18,000-25,000
- Situation 2: 36,000-40,000
- Situation 3: 40,000-55,000
The specific level will depend on the latter half of the volume increase pace.