Today, in the decentralized computing segment, I noticed the G/USDT pair—this project (Golem, a long-established decentralized computing network in the ETH ecosystem). Over the past two weeks, it has been trading in a tight range of 0.0033–0.0037 for 13 days, with daily average volume of 55 million–146 million G tokens; on July 18, it suddenly released 936 million tokens in an extraordinary high-volume day (about 5x the previous week’s daily average) and surged to 0.00399 (a 17.5% increase); on July 19, it again released 1.78 billion tokens in another historic high-volume day to push to 0.00485 (an intraday peak up 41%), but the close pulled back to 0.00347. Today, it saw another big volume expansion of 250 million tokens, retracing -2.9% to close at 0.00337; the 24h cumulative change is -8.67%, and the 24h trading value is 6.82M USDT. Friends around me have asked whether this long-established coin is about to start its run—before anything else, I’m going to follow my own rhythm and open the chart to review it all. Behind this kind of candlestick rhythm, it’s often a classic case of a news-driven ambush.