The token $AIA performed astonishingly in early November, with an increase of over 4600% in just a few days, becoming a phenomenal case among AI concept coins. However, after reaching a peak of 48 dollars, the market quickly entered a correction phase, and currently (as of mid-November), the price has fallen back to around the 15–18 dollar range, with volatility still intense. On Gate, the 24-hour trading volume of $AIA once exceeded 300 million dollars, indicating that short-term funds have not completely withdrawn.
This means: although the big pump has passed, AIA is still one of the “AI narrative targets” that market funds are most focused on.
From the on-chain activity and transaction data, the popularity of AIA has experienced a typical “big pump - cooling” curve:
This indicates that although the FOMO among retail investors has cooled down, core funds are still maintaining a wait-and-see approach or making medium-term arrangements.
The big pump of AIA can be divided into three stages of capital structure:
Short-term rises are mainly driven by social sentiment rather than substantial on-chain capital injection. This also explains why the price quickly falls by more than 30% after the rise ends.
From a technical perspective, AIA needs to meet three conditions to return to 48 dollars:
If the above catalytic factors do not occur, AIA may consolidate in the range of 12–25 dollars in the short term.
From a macro perspective, the core logic of AIA has not failed:
In other words, short-term fluctuations do not signify the end of a trend. As long as the project continues to progress, AIA still has the foundation for another big pump.
The story of AIA rising from 1 dollar to 48 dollars resembles a “narrative feast” in the crypto market: a result of the combined effects of sentiment, themes, and liquidity. However, what truly determines whether it can return to a high position is whether the project can break out of the “speculation cycle” and enter a phase of real implementation. Before the next AI narrative cycle arrives, the best strategy for AIA may not be to blindly chase highs, but to wait for the fundamentals to materialize amidst the fluctuations.
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