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Recently, the mainstream of the old mountain shanzhai that is being pumped up, most of them can be shorted at low multiples because there is a high probability that no one will take the buy-in in spot markets, for example $ICP $ARB $OP . Most likely, it will only be a quick wave, because these coins are characterized by either a bunch of trapped orders on the spot or continuous unlocking. Most of the old mountain shanzhai are very difficult to control absolutely like妖币, thinking that the old mountain shanzhai used to rely on spot selling to harvest. Of course, it is not ruled out that chips li

The fundamentals of this hype coin are not even worth mentioning; anyway, it's a coin I have long-term confidence in. I feel that this wave of correction is about over. Now entering should have a good risk-reward ratio, and the stop-loss ratio should also be good. I've waited a few days before daring to say this. If I'm wrong, just pretend I never said it, haha $HYPE

Does this wave of upward movement have sustained momentum?
I personally think the fundamentals haven't actually changed.
The rally is mainly due to recent market positive news.
1. Mainstream platform listing: $ONDO being launched on retail-friendly platforms like Robinhood significantly improves liquidity and lowers the entry barrier for retail investors.
2. Ecosystem partnership expansion: Collaborations with platforms like Trust Wallet further expand the use cases for its tokenized assets and user base.
3. Product innovation: The launch of new products like Ondo Global Market, and

Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other front-end coins that have been relatively strong are now experiencing a decline.
At the same time, Solana, BNB, Near, TON, and ZEC seem to be somewhat resilient during this process.
Actually, there are also some altcoins that are starting to show signs of movement.
This looks like a rotation of funds.
It is also a consensus choice in the market.
The market is composed of large and small funds.
Those with enough influence on the market are called big players, and further, they are known as "whales."
However, in different fund sizes, the influence of bi