Today I saw TUT and it literally blew up—within 24 hours it surged over 164%, and one big bullish candle nearly burned through the screen.
At the open in the morning, the price was still hovering around 0.058, and the volume looked pretty average. Honestly, I didn’t take it seriously at the time. But around the pre-noon to afternoon session, the trading volume started stacking up—jumping from a few tens of millions per hour straight to 278 million. And the total trading volume in just yesterday alone exceeded 227 million USDT. With this kind of volume, it’s definitely not just retail “brick-moving” that produced it—there must be big money pushing it from within.
The high briefly hit 0.306, then it basically dropped straight off the mountain—pulling back to a low of 0.091. After that, it bounced back and traded sideways in the 0.15–0.18 range. Does this pattern feel familiar or unfamiliar? It’s a classic “pump-and-dump” distribution rhythm, but it could also be that the main force washed the market and then continues working the position—nobody really knows.
Now the price is around 0.152. The momentum indicator RSI has cooled down from the overbought zone, so it’s more neutral-to-weak. In the short term, trading volume has also shrunk noticeably compared with the peak. If it can hold the 0.13–0.14 area, there may still be upside afterward. But if volume keeps contracting and it can’t defend that level, it could be a sign that this move is ending.
When trading these kinds of “rocket pump” coins, the most important thing is risk control: don’t chase, don’t add leverage, and decide on your position size before you move. What’s the logic behind the explosive surge, and whether there’s fundamental support—these questions are worth thinking through before taking action.
Have you been involved in this TUT run? Did you hold on, or get shaken out?
$TUT
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At the open in the morning, the price was still hovering around 0.058, and the volume looked pretty average. Honestly, I didn’t take it seriously at the time. But around the pre-noon to afternoon session, the trading volume started stacking up—jumping from a few tens of millions per hour straight to 278 million. And the total trading volume in just yesterday alone exceeded 227 million USDT. With this kind of volume, it’s definitely not just retail “brick-moving” that produced it—there must be big money pushing it from within.
The high briefly hit 0.306, then it basically dropped straight off the mountain—pulling back to a low of 0.091. After that, it bounced back and traded sideways in the 0.15–0.18 range. Does this pattern feel familiar or unfamiliar? It’s a classic “pump-and-dump” distribution rhythm, but it could also be that the main force washed the market and then continues working the position—nobody really knows.
Now the price is around 0.152. The momentum indicator RSI has cooled down from the overbought zone, so it’s more neutral-to-weak. In the short term, trading volume has also shrunk noticeably compared with the peak. If it can hold the 0.13–0.14 area, there may still be upside afterward. But if volume keeps contracting and it can’t defend that level, it could be a sign that this move is ending.
When trading these kinds of “rocket pump” coins, the most important thing is risk control: don’t chase, don’t add leverage, and decide on your position size before you move. What’s the logic behind the explosive surge, and whether there’s fundamental support—these questions are worth thinking through before taking action.
Have you been involved in this TUT run? Did you hold on, or get shaken out?
$TUT
Click the button below to quickly view the live行情👇