PTB recently increased by 25%, it looks quite lively, but I took a closer look at the market and something doesn't feel right.
Trading volume shrinks extremely fast, with a decline of over 99%. What does this mean? It indicates that the price has little support. As long as a few funds move their fingers, the price can double or halve. In such a situation, the rise is less of a trend and more of a "false prosperity in a liquidity vacuum."
From a technical perspective, it does look interesting—RSI across different timeframes shows strength, with the 4-hour chart even approaching overbought territory. But this is precisely the problem. With extremely low trading volume, a high RSI often signals risk accumulation rather than strong momentum. It's like a car with no gasoline; pressing the accelerator deeper just spins the wheels.
Honestly, how long can this volume-less rally last? I can't make any guarantees. That's why I choose to stay on the sidelines for now.
**My trading plan is as follows:**
Currently, this price has no trading value. I will wait. Wait for what? One of two conditions:
**Entry opportunity**: The price experiences a significant pullback of over -15%, and the 1-hour trading volume recovers to more than 30% of its recent average. Only then is it worth considering going long. Any other upward movement I see as a trap.
**Shorting?**: Not considering it. With such poor liquidity, the risk of trying to top out against the trend is too extreme.
The current data is indeed a bit chaotic, and I can't give precise levels. But the logic of trading is clear—it's much smarter to spot market mispricings than to blindly fight at the wrong prices.
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GateUser-c799715c
· 01-09 03:34
The rise of Wulian is indeed a trap; wait until the breakdown to see.
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GraphGuru
· 01-08 04:50
The unlimited surge is just a mirage; wait for it to collapse.
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DaoGovernanceOfficer
· 01-06 06:59
ngl the volume collapse here is screaming risk management 101 — this is what happens when price discovery breaks down, empirically speaking
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New_Ser_Ngmi
· 01-06 06:55
Unlimited gains, sooner or later it's a trap.
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Trading volume shrinks 99% and you still dare chase? This is the self-cultivation of a retail investor.
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Waiting for a 15% pullback isn't an option either, this coin has such poor liquidity it's painful, pullbacks are all traps.
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You're right, but I got on anyway, it's not like I can lose much money haha.
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RSI overbought and liquidity void, sounds very professional, but can you actually make money?
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People sitting on the sidelines watching always end up regretting it, missed out on a 25% rally.
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I've seen this kind of analysis too many times, it always ends up getting called out.
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It does seem a bit sketchy, but some people just like playing these high-risk games, to each their own.
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Then I'll alert you when I'm ready to bottom fish, this coin will crash hard when it does.
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BearMarketNoodler
· 01-06 06:52
The rise of Wulian is just bluffing; wait for the pullback to see.
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CodeAuditQueen
· 01-06 06:51
99% trading volume shrinkage, this is just like reentrancy bugs in smart contracts—superficially prosperous but fundamentally full of bugs, waiting to be exploited.
No volume pump, a typical liquidity trap, I won't touch it.
High RSI combined with low trading volume... this is a sign of accumulating risk, don't be fooled by the mysterious indicators.
The liquidity is so poor that shorting is more dangerous than playing Russian roulette. I won't enter unverified projects.
Wait for a -15% correction plus trading volume recovery before considering, everything else is trap logic.
The vulnerabilities in this market are too obvious; rather than being harvested, it's better to preserve cash flow.
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MetaEggplant
· 01-06 06:45
Trading volume shrank by 99% yet they still boast about the increase in price. If this isn't a false boom, what is... Let's wait for the correction before commenting.
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ContractCollector
· 01-06 06:37
The rise of Wulian is just a puff of air; wait for the pullback before talking.
PTB recently increased by 25%, it looks quite lively, but I took a closer look at the market and something doesn't feel right.
Trading volume shrinks extremely fast, with a decline of over 99%. What does this mean? It indicates that the price has little support. As long as a few funds move their fingers, the price can double or halve. In such a situation, the rise is less of a trend and more of a "false prosperity in a liquidity vacuum."
From a technical perspective, it does look interesting—RSI across different timeframes shows strength, with the 4-hour chart even approaching overbought territory. But this is precisely the problem. With extremely low trading volume, a high RSI often signals risk accumulation rather than strong momentum. It's like a car with no gasoline; pressing the accelerator deeper just spins the wheels.
Honestly, how long can this volume-less rally last? I can't make any guarantees. That's why I choose to stay on the sidelines for now.
**My trading plan is as follows:**
Currently, this price has no trading value. I will wait. Wait for what? One of two conditions:
**Entry opportunity**: The price experiences a significant pullback of over -15%, and the 1-hour trading volume recovers to more than 30% of its recent average. Only then is it worth considering going long. Any other upward movement I see as a trap.
**Shorting?**: Not considering it. With such poor liquidity, the risk of trying to top out against the trend is too extreme.
The current data is indeed a bit chaotic, and I can't give precise levels. But the logic of trading is clear—it's much smarter to spot market mispricings than to blindly fight at the wrong prices.