The recent trend of FLOW has indeed been somewhat strange. On the spot market, the inflow of funds is clearly weaker than the outflow, and the price has stagnated around 0.083, with no signs of a new breakthrough. Conversely, the contract side has actually hit a new low, also reaching the 0.083 level. What does this phenomenon imply?
From a fee perspective, it’s even more outrageous—the positive fee rate has soared to a relatively high level and remained there for several hours without dropping. The project team has been continuously releasing positive news to create an atmosphere of revival, but the market signals are not buying it. Is this to lower the entry barrier by actively reducing the price, or is it a fake breakout to induce a downward trend? All signs point to one conclusion: FLOW is not optimistic in the short term.
The beginning of the new year usually sees a warming or even rising trend, but FLOW seems to be moving independently, forming its own path. From the trading data, FLOW’s trading volume has significantly shrunk, with prices fluctuating between 0.0918 and 0.087, and market enthusiasm has clearly declined. What is hidden behind this phenomenon still needs time to verify.
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StopLossMaster
· 10h ago
The current high fees are still being heavily subsidized, which is really just scamming retail investors into taking the fall.
Even with such obvious capital outflows, they still tout positive news—just listen and don't take it seriously.
FLOW's recent move seems to be a fake death, with trading volume shrinking as if there's no tomorrow.
The contract hitting new lows and the spot market not showing much improvement—it's a typical washout by the whales.
For short-term trading, I advise everyone to stay on the sidelines for now.
The project team's flowery words have long become tiresome; the market is the real truth.
If this price drops further, I don't think 0.08 can be maintained.
There's some substance here, but with such dead volume, the probability of a decline is even higher.
Let's wait and see—FLOW's current trend can't hold up.
Funds are fleeing, so everyone should be aware of this.
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SocialFiQueen
· 10h ago
Back when the regular fees surged, I really got fooled. Now it seems like just a cover-up.
It's obviously dumping, positive news can't keep up with the market movements.
This round of FLOW's行情 is truly strange; funds are withdrawing.
With trading volume shrinking like this, I really don't understand what the project team is playing at.
When the contract hits a new low, it's time to realize something's wrong.
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CoffeeOnChain
· 10h ago
Hey, FLOW this time is a bit outrageous, with such high fees still pushing down? Feels like a scam.
The project team keeps touting good news every day, but the spot market has withered and trading volume is gone. This routine feels a bit familiar.
Where's the promised New Year rebound? FLOW is doing the opposite, I can't understand it.
Large funds are quietly pulling out, waiting to be repeatedly cut?
The contract hits a new low but the spot market remains stagnant. Isn't this just boiling a frog in warm water?
In the short term, it's definitely best not to touch it. Let's wait and see, everyone.
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BearMarketGardener
· 10h ago
Capital outflows, new contract lows, high fees still lingering... how is this guy still hyping positive news?
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Once again, the project team is throwing smoke screens. The market has already voted, and FLOW really has no chance this time.
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Can't even hold 0.083, I find it quite uncomfortable. Is this the rhythm of continuing to probe lower?
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Trading volume shrinking, funds fleeing—stop listening to stories, the data won't lie.
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I should have run when the fees were soaring. Looking back now, it was all a big trap.
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A new year independent trend? Ha, that’s just being forgotten.
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The idea that things are not optimistic in the short term is too polite; this is a prelude to total collapse.
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RektButSmiling
· 11h ago
Looking at the funding situation, it's hard to tell whether it's a shakeout or a distribution.
Positive news is everywhere, but the price just doesn't cooperate. No wonder trading volume is plummeting.
If the fees are so high, it can still fall, what does that mean?
This wave of FLOW is indeed a bit strange, let's wait and see.
There’s a strong sense of distribution, but it's normal for the New Year.
No matter how good the project team’s words sound, the market doesn't lie.
Currently, those who are involved are all bagholders. I choose to stay on the sidelines.
The recent trend of FLOW has indeed been somewhat strange. On the spot market, the inflow of funds is clearly weaker than the outflow, and the price has stagnated around 0.083, with no signs of a new breakthrough. Conversely, the contract side has actually hit a new low, also reaching the 0.083 level. What does this phenomenon imply?
From a fee perspective, it’s even more outrageous—the positive fee rate has soared to a relatively high level and remained there for several hours without dropping. The project team has been continuously releasing positive news to create an atmosphere of revival, but the market signals are not buying it. Is this to lower the entry barrier by actively reducing the price, or is it a fake breakout to induce a downward trend? All signs point to one conclusion: FLOW is not optimistic in the short term.
The beginning of the new year usually sees a warming or even rising trend, but FLOW seems to be moving independently, forming its own path. From the trading data, FLOW’s trading volume has significantly shrunk, with prices fluctuating between 0.0918 and 0.087, and market enthusiasm has clearly declined. What is hidden behind this phenomenon still needs time to verify.