HIPPO has recently surged, and a 12.9% daily increase definitely catches the eye. But upon closer inspection, I noticed something strange—the trading volume has evaporated by 99.9% out of nowhere.
What does that mean? It means this rise is almost unsupported by real trading volume. The increase looks impressive, but in reality, it's like a gust of wind—hardly capable of stirring up any real waves.
Digging deeper into the candlestick charts, the situation gets even more interesting. The 15-minute RSI has already been rubbing against the oversold edge, the 1-hour MACD shows signs of a death cross, and the histogram has turned negative. With this combination, it’s hardly a healthy upward trend. It more resembles a short-term capital push that’s already starting to weaken.
Everyone is celebrating the rising number, but they overlook the most genuine market indicators—funds and liquidity—that have already slipped away. This is a classic case of volume and price divergence.
My stance is very clear: **Wait and see**.
The current price structure and volume levels simply do not form a reliable trading opportunity. If later we see a volume breakout and the price stabilizes, then it’s time to consider entering; otherwise, if this continues as a no-volume drift, it’s just market noise, not worth forcing a trade.
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StableGeniusDegen
· 12-27 10:43
Price and volume divergence, I've seen too many of these rises, I won't touch this kind of false prosperity.
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99.9% of the volume has evaporated and they're still hyping it, it's hilarious.
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HIPPO this wave is just the routine of funds cutting losses and running, not worth it.
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No-volume limit-up, a typical fake breakout, let's wait for a pullback and see.
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Those obsessing over the 12.9% celebration are all rookies, they haven't really understood what the K-line is telling.
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I will directly pass on this severe divergence between volume and price, the risk is too high and not worth it.
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RSI is already near oversold, and you're still daring to chase? You really have guts, brother.
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With this trading volume, do you still call it a rise? I only see a scam.
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SmartContractDiver
· 12-26 00:51
The clear separation of price and volume—only the brave dare to chase.
A rise on low volume is just a facade, waiting to harvest the retail investors.
This kind of market noise—just look and don't really jump in.
A 12.9% increase is deceptive; the trading volume tells the real story.
RSI oversold death cross—definitely a signal to get out.
I'm in a wait-and-see camp, waiting for increased volume before acting.
This wave of HIPPO is just a paper tiger; a poke and it will disperse.
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WhaleMistaker
· 12-26 00:43
99.9% of trading volume evaporated, this is outrageous. I don't believe in such a rise.
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Once again, a false breakout with bright lights. HIPPO's recent move is a bit too shocking.
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Wait, let me check this MACD. The death cross is almost out, what are you still hyping about the rise?
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Discrepancies between volume and price are always the biggest trap; those who have been caught know this well.
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Honestly, I can't quite understand the current market situation, but this trading volume is definitely suspicious. Let's watch quietly for now.
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The signs of capital fleeing are so obvious. Why are there still people chasing? I really can't hold on anymore.
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A quick short-term surge followed by low-volume sideways movement. I've seen this routine too many times; it's boring.
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I'm still on the sidelines, waiting for volume confirmation before making a move. Entering now is playing with fire.
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HIPPO's recent market movement is just the market maker having fun, small retail investors should not follow the trend.
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The RSI is just scraping along the edge, MACD is turning, and you're still looking at that 12.9%? That's just crazy.
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AirDropMissed
· 12-26 00:35
The price and volume are not aligned; this is just a sucker's game.
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ForkThisDAO
· 12-26 00:24
Wait, a 99.9% drop in trading volume? Isn't this just the market maker putting on a show for themselves?
It's the old trick of volume and price divergence; I've seen it too many times.
But on the other hand, sometimes a rise with no volume can be even more dangerous—it can turn around suddenly.
HIPPO has recently surged, and a 12.9% daily increase definitely catches the eye. But upon closer inspection, I noticed something strange—the trading volume has evaporated by 99.9% out of nowhere.
What does that mean? It means this rise is almost unsupported by real trading volume. The increase looks impressive, but in reality, it's like a gust of wind—hardly capable of stirring up any real waves.
Digging deeper into the candlestick charts, the situation gets even more interesting. The 15-minute RSI has already been rubbing against the oversold edge, the 1-hour MACD shows signs of a death cross, and the histogram has turned negative. With this combination, it’s hardly a healthy upward trend. It more resembles a short-term capital push that’s already starting to weaken.
Everyone is celebrating the rising number, but they overlook the most genuine market indicators—funds and liquidity—that have already slipped away. This is a classic case of volume and price divergence.
My stance is very clear: **Wait and see**.
The current price structure and volume levels simply do not form a reliable trading opportunity. If later we see a volume breakout and the price stabilizes, then it’s time to consider entering; otherwise, if this continues as a no-volume drift, it’s just market noise, not worth forcing a trade.
Contrarian thinking is just a perspective, not a certainty. Just a reminder, this is not investment advice, only market observation and risk warning.