There’s a lot of activity in the intraday session—let’s first pick a few datasets that aren’t “fake.”
$ARB (short-term): Start by looking at turnover of 5.59M and the fact that active buying accounts for 44.9%. Then check the price-position change: +2.89% / +3.53%. Turnover leading the pack is the ticket; after that, you still need to see whether the funds will keep following. It’s not that nobody is watching right now, but whether the excitement can turn into a relay depends on whether the volume can keep up.
$UNI (short-term): First look at turnover of 7.20M, with active buying at 44.7%. Then check the price-position change: +0.68% / +1.32%. If you’re the kind of person who waits a bit before chasing, that’s not a bad thing—strong money usually gives you a second chance. Momentum is still there, but the next segment’s turnover can’t break; otherwise, it’s only going to look good for the first wave.
$AVA 15m: Turnover is 2.09M. The price-position change is -2.76% / -5.26%. For short-term participation, this matters more than just looking at whether it’s up or down. A dip in “heat” isn’t necessarily bad—the key is whether it can heat up again. What was hot a moment ago doesn’t mean it’s still hot now; the market is already switching rhythms.
$ARB (short-term): Start by looking at turnover of 5.59M and the fact that active buying accounts for 44.9%. Then check the price-position change: +2.89% / +3.53%. Turnover leading the pack is the ticket; after that, you still need to see whether the funds will keep following. It’s not that nobody is watching right now, but whether the excitement can turn into a relay depends on whether the volume can keep up.
$UNI (short-term): First look at turnover of 7.20M, with active buying at 44.7%. Then check the price-position change: +0.68% / +1.32%. If you’re the kind of person who waits a bit before chasing, that’s not a bad thing—strong money usually gives you a second chance. Momentum is still there, but the next segment’s turnover can’t break; otherwise, it’s only going to look good for the first wave.
$AVA 15m: Turnover is 2.09M. The price-position change is -2.76% / -5.26%. For short-term participation, this matters more than just looking at whether it’s up or down. A dip in “heat” isn’t necessarily bad—the key is whether it can heat up again. What was hot a moment ago doesn’t mean it’s still hot now; the market is already switching rhythms.
