【LINK trading volume exploded—an opportunity or a trap?】
Insiders have a saying everyone in the circle understands: trading volume doesn’t lie.
Yesterday, LINK’s trading volume suddenly surged to more than 5% of its market value—what does this number mean? Either something big is happening, or someone is buying and selling at any cost.
Now look at the sentiment. The Fear & Greed Index (FNG) is already at 73, which is a classic greed zone, and the weekly average is also around 70. In situations like this, the market is often the most dangerous.
I’m not saying LINK is bad. I entered the industry in 1988. I’ve been through countless cycles and seen too many assets get hyped sky-high based on sentiment when fundamentals hadn’t changed—then it all ends in a mess.
Let me put it plainly: the ECB has just announced that a digital euro will offer the highest level of privacy protection. What does this mean for LINK?
It shows that traditional finance is taking blockchain technology seriously. And oracles, as the data bridge connecting on-chain and off-chain, will be a necessity in the future. From a business-logic perspective, LINK’s story hasn’t been broken.
But the question is—if you buy now, are you investing, or are you just trading sentiment?
The price has already fallen 78% from its peak, and the valuation is indeed low. But being undervalued doesn’t automatically mean it will rise right away—markets have their own rhythm.
So here’s the question: a big move is coming, but the direction isn’t clear. Are you the one who has already prepared to hedge your risk, or the one getting ready to go all in?
Insiders have a saying everyone in the circle understands: trading volume doesn’t lie.
Yesterday, LINK’s trading volume suddenly surged to more than 5% of its market value—what does this number mean? Either something big is happening, or someone is buying and selling at any cost.
Now look at the sentiment. The Fear & Greed Index (FNG) is already at 73, which is a classic greed zone, and the weekly average is also around 70. In situations like this, the market is often the most dangerous.
I’m not saying LINK is bad. I entered the industry in 1988. I’ve been through countless cycles and seen too many assets get hyped sky-high based on sentiment when fundamentals hadn’t changed—then it all ends in a mess.
Let me put it plainly: the ECB has just announced that a digital euro will offer the highest level of privacy protection. What does this mean for LINK?
It shows that traditional finance is taking blockchain technology seriously. And oracles, as the data bridge connecting on-chain and off-chain, will be a necessity in the future. From a business-logic perspective, LINK’s story hasn’t been broken.
But the question is—if you buy now, are you investing, or are you just trading sentiment?
The price has already fallen 78% from its peak, and the valuation is indeed low. But being undervalued doesn’t automatically mean it will rise right away—markets have their own rhythm.
So here’s the question: a big move is coming, but the direction isn’t clear. Are you the one who has already prepared to hedge your risk, or the one getting ready to go all in?