2025-12-31 14:21:34

The fundamental data performance of $GAME is not ideal, yet the price continues to rise—what is the market betting on behind this? Are investors betting on a certain expectation, or are short-term funds chasing the trend? From this phenomenon, it seems that the market's pricing logic has deviated from traditional fundamental analysis. Interestingly, such situations are common in the crypto market. Is it due to data lag or has the market already seen something we have overlooked?

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StealthMoon

· 6h ago

Is the fundamental spread still flying? Go ahead, this is the romantic part of the crypto market. --- Typical valuation detached from reality, but who cares anyway, everyone’s making money. --- Instead of obsessing over fundamentals, better ask who’s pouring money in. --- I believe data is lagging, but claiming the market has seen through everything? That’s overestimating oneself a bit. --- That’s why I only look at volume and capital flow; fundamental analysis is useless here. --- $GAME is rising inexplicably, probably just means it’s time to sell. --- Wait, is it the whales building a bottom? Or is there really unseen good news? --- Chasing the trend in the short term is fine, but this price definitely won’t be bottled up for long. --- Basically, it’s just capital playing around; fundamentals are just an excuse.

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WhaleMinion

· 6h ago

Fundamentals are weak, but the price is soaring. This trick has been played out in the crypto world... Probably just some big whale's last frenzy before dumping.

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0xSherlock

· 6h ago

The fundamentals are weak, yet the price still rises. Isn't this just the daily routine of the crypto market... Basically, it's just retail investors taking the fall.

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