#数字资产动态追踪 SHIB has increased by 30% this month. At first glance, it looks like a typical meme coin surge, but the details behind the rise are a bit different.
Let's look at the candlestick chart—price quickly crossed the short-term moving average, indicating that buying pressure is indeed accumulating. However, the RSI is already overbought, which suggests that while the increase is rapid, the majority of the momentum is driven by short-term traders following the trend, and the fundamentals are still somewhat weak.
What's even more interesting is the on-chain activity. Medium-sized wallets holding between 1,000 and 100,000 SHIB are continuously increasing their holdings, becoming the real driving force behind this round of market movement. In contrast, large whales are mostly on the sidelines, and retail investors show little enthusiasm.
The Shibarium ecosystem is also gaining heat—transaction volume is rising, and the BONE token's transaction fees have been repeatedly increasing, indicating that there are real users in the ecosystem, not just hype.
The core question is: the mid-tier funds are supporting this upward momentum, but how far can it go? It all depends on whether the ecosystem's enthusiasm can be sustained. Short-term gains look good, but in the long run, it depends on whether Shibarium can truly support ecosystem applications.
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YieldWhisperer
· 01-10 02:20
Middle-tier armies are bottom-fishing, this time is different. Whales are lying flat, which is kind of interesting.
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RSI has soared so high, can it keep rising? The probability of a breakout is quite high.
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Wait, has BONE's transaction volume really increased? Maybe Shibarium is actually something.
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Virtual infrastructure combined with real applications, this combo is pretty fierce... but don’t be blinded by the 30% increase.
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Middle-tier wallets are accumulating, big players are watching the show. I’ve seen this scenario too many times.
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If the Shibarium ecosystem collapses, this surge will be as fragile as paper.
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When short-term funds dominate, the top is usually not far away, buddy.
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ColdWalletGuardian
· 01-07 03:33
Mid-level funds are playing with fire. It's hard to say how long this wave can last.
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LiquidationWizard
· 01-07 03:29
Mid-level funds are pushing, but is this foundation really stable enough? I'm still a bit anxious.
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GasFeeSobber
· 01-07 03:29
Middle-level capital promotion makes sense, but with RSI so hot, do you still dare to chase? I wouldn't dare to gamble.
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ContractSurrender
· 01-07 03:16
Is the mid-level funds supporting? Then it depends on when they will dump the market, which is the key.
#数字资产动态追踪 SHIB has increased by 30% this month. At first glance, it looks like a typical meme coin surge, but the details behind the rise are a bit different.
Let's look at the candlestick chart—price quickly crossed the short-term moving average, indicating that buying pressure is indeed accumulating. However, the RSI is already overbought, which suggests that while the increase is rapid, the majority of the momentum is driven by short-term traders following the trend, and the fundamentals are still somewhat weak.
What's even more interesting is the on-chain activity. Medium-sized wallets holding between 1,000 and 100,000 SHIB are continuously increasing their holdings, becoming the real driving force behind this round of market movement. In contrast, large whales are mostly on the sidelines, and retail investors show little enthusiasm.
The Shibarium ecosystem is also gaining heat—transaction volume is rising, and the BONE token's transaction fees have been repeatedly increasing, indicating that there are real users in the ecosystem, not just hype.
The core question is: the mid-tier funds are supporting this upward momentum, but how far can it go? It all depends on whether the ecosystem's enthusiasm can be sustained. Short-term gains look good, but in the long run, it depends on whether Shibarium can truly support ecosystem applications.