2026-01-05 23:24:03

VVV has recently experienced abnormal trading activity, with a clear short-term surge, reaching a 3.13% increase over 5 minutes. What is the core driving force behind this?

From a fundamental perspective, there is a significant change for this token — starting February 10, the annual issuance was directly reduced from 8 million to 6 million, a 25% cut. Tightening supply can indeed alter market expectations.

Technical data also confirms the continuation of this upward trend:
- Trigger price 1.98
- 5-minute increase 3.13%
- 30-minute increase 3.23%
- 4-hour increase 5.21%

Looking at this pace, it’s not just a short-term rebound; the 5% increase over 4 hours indicates a certain trendiness. The production cut expectation combined with technical follow-up usually attracts market attention. It’s worth continuing to observe the subsequent volume performance.

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GateUser-e51e87c7

· 01-08 19:15

A 25% reduction directly causes a surge. This combination is quite classic... However, claiming a trend with just 5 points on the 4-hour chart is a bit optimistic. Let's continue to observe the volume before making any conclusions.

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SneakyFlashloan

· 01-08 15:39

Once the production cut expectation emerged, someone was indeed accumulating... A 25% reduction directly alters the supply curve, right?

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AlphaBrain

· 01-06 11:33

A 25% cut is indeed a bit aggressive, but can this wave of market trend be sustained? The 5% over 4 hours looks good, but it feels like it could easily backfire.

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MysteryBoxAddict

· 01-05 23:54

Reduce production by 25%? Now this is getting interesting. When the supply chain tightens, I knew something was going to happen. The 5% move in 4 hours indicates it's not just a flash in the pan; we need to see if it can break through the 1.98 level later on.

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BearMarketBuilder

· 01-05 23:46

Cut production by 25%, now things are getting interesting. But a 3% increase in 5 minutes is nothing special; it depends on whether we can hold the key level of 1.98. --- Supply tightness immediately causes a rally, and the market reaction is quite sensitive. Just worried that no one will step in to buy later. --- A 5% gain on the 4-hour chart is more like it; short-term rebounds are easy, but how long can the trend last? We need to keep an eye on trading volume. --- The expectation of production cuts is old news; the key is whether there is real demand to support it, otherwise it’s all just empty talk. --- Hey, this rhythm is a bit like the routines of some previous production-cut tokens; better to be cautious. --- Don’t look at anything on the 5-minute chart, just focus on this 4-hour candle. Only a breakout above 1.98 counts as a real rally.

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MEVictim

· 01-05 23:46

A 25% reduction is indeed aggressive, but can this rally last? Feels like it's easy to get caught.

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SmartContractDiver

· 01-05 23:33

The 25% production cut move indeed tends to create momentum, but it depends on whether the trading volume can keep up. VVV's momentum is interesting; a 5% increase over 4 hours indicates that there are indeed buyers pushing. Let's keep watching. The production cut expectation is a good thing, but don't be fooled by the short-term gains. Such rapid surges are often bait. The 1.98 price breakout still needs confirmation; it might just be a rebound. Supply tightening is a long-term logic, but this short-term rally... be cautious of a potential sell-off. This round of VVV is indeed active; the production cut has added some points of interest, but caution is still advised at high levels.

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pumpamentalist

· 01-05 23:29

Reduce production by 25%? Damn, this is real action, not just some empty talk about contraction...

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ResearchChadButBroke

· 01-05 23:29

Reduce production by 25%? This move is quite something; supply tightening can indeed move capital.

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