2025-12-25 15:26:28

RVN has experienced a significant surge in the futures market. In just 15 minutes, the price jumped from 0.002934 to 0.003179, an increase of 8.35%, with trading volume skyrocketing to $3.89 million, clearly driven by large capital inflows.

Even more astonishing is AstraNova RVV, which recently surged 31.12% in the past 24 hours, becoming one of the top gainers in the market. From a technical perspective, the green candlestick pattern looks very attractive, with a 4.27% increase combined with a trading volume of 221,700, indicating that buyers are in control.

But there's a problem. Although community sentiment has reached 100% positivity and discussions are very lively, most voices are talking about price pumps and quick trading opportunities. Under this atmosphere, FOMO is obvious, and participants are often swept up by emotions. Without substantial positive news support and with high volatility risks always present, the risk of blindly following the trend and buying is actually quite high. Short-term rapid increases are often like this—tempting to look at, but the pitfalls are deep.

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APY_Chaser

· 6h ago

It's the same old trick again. After big funds dump, it's time to cut the leeks. This wave of rise has no fundamental support, purely driven by emotions. Wake up, everyone. A 31% increase paired with 100% positive sentiment? This is the classic night before a pump. What's so great about a beautiful technical chart? Without real positive news, it's just a paper tiger. I'll keep watching for now, wait until the emotions subside. Such rapid surges are often like this. They look comfortable but are actually the most dangerous. You understand the fate of FOMO buying in, right? Another round of being harvested. I think the problem isn't the increase percentage, but that no one cares about fundamentals anymore. Short-term quick trades are tempting, but I won't touch them. The risk is ridiculously high.

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LiquiditySurfer

· 6h ago

This wave of the market, the typical surfing entry point was missed... A 100% positive community is actually more dangerous. Without fundamentals backing it up, it's purely built on emotions. This isn't market making; it's a setup. Short-term surges look exciting, but with such shallow liquidity depth, it only takes a slight dip to see the bottom. I don't participate in pure speculation without LP yield support; it's too虚. Why follow the trend? Wait until the cooling-off period is over and then look for opportunities. Arbitrage opportunities often only appear when people are exhausted.

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Liquidated_Larry

· 6h ago

This surge is clearly driven by big players dumping their holdings, and those FOMOing in will have to buy the dip.

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BanklessAtHeart

· 6h ago

This wave of gains is indeed impressive, but seeing the community full of FOMO calls, I still feel a bit anxious... The pit is quite deep. Without substantial positive news, pushing so high just feels like something's going to go wrong. Short-term rapid increases are always like this; I've heard too many stories of quick profits, and they all end badly. The same tactics of pushing the market with large funds, retail investors just taking the bait, often don't realize they've been swept up. When emotions reach 100%, it's usually time to run. Everyone understands this principle, but they just can't control their hands. No matter how beautiful the technicals look, they can't withstand the lack of fundamental support. The risk is really high.

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SleepTrader

· 6h ago

Another round of cutting leeks, I bet five bucks this drop will cut in half.

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DefiOldTrickster

· 6h ago

Well... I've seen this RVN operation too many times, it's just the old routine—funds enter the market to smash and push up, retail investors follow and scream, then... you all know what happens next. A 31% increase? I've experienced 1 to 5 times that, and the lessons are deeply ingrained. Listening to 100% positive sentiment is just for fun; real opportunities never come when the hype is at its peak. My advice: if you're confident in the K-line pattern, you can consider it, but don't put your entire capital in. Keeping 30% of your bullets is the way to stay alive. Quick gains in the short term will definitely have pitfalls in the long run; this is the blood and tears I’ve accumulated over ten years of arbitrage.

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