LSK is up another 90.87% today, but it still has a long way to go—it's short of the three-days-ago high by a lot: #美联储加息是否已成定局 #比特币ETF净流出4.5亿美元
The #2 coin on the gainers list today is LSK (Lisk): up 90.87% over 24 hours. Price is $0.7545. Trading volume is $82.4 million, with 1.8 million trades. Put these numbers back into the timeline first, and you’ll see just how abnormal it is.
On September 13, LSK was pulled from around $0.2 all the way to $2.37 in one stretch—more than ten times in a day. That day, reports said the contract market had liquidated short positions totaling $33.68 million; then it quickly gave it back. Over the last two days, it’s been consolidating at low levels, and today it doubled straight from around $0.39 to $0.7545. So today’s 90.87% isn’t a new high—it’s the second leg of the move after the crash.
The media’s explanation hangs on two things: the burning of 100 million tokens, and the migration deadline of October 31. It’s hard to say exactly how the money was calculated, but what can be confirmed is the heat: $82.4 million in volume ranks #2 on the gainers list, only behind ZEC. It’s also still showing on CoinGecko’s Trending search. After a drop, people are still willing to spend big money to catch the second leg—this fact alone is tougher than any interpretation.
On the same day, ZEC rose 18.38% with $484.9 million in volume—one player ate up the largest share of the entire gainers list. ENA rose 4.51%, with $31.8 million in volume. Put the three together and the structure is clear: weighted coins are steadily lifting the price, while sentiment-driven capital is looking for leverage along the lines where shorts just got blown out.
What’s worth thinking about is this: with $0.7545 still less than one-third of the $2.37 level, is this second move new money stepping in, or old capital rushing to rescue itself? The answer won’t show up layer by layer until around the October 31 cutoff. The market also posed the same question to every project: anyone can draw candles, but after extreme volatility, the real skill is keeping people and money where they belong. And it’s just like Rocket Brother’s little dog 🐶—what’s most obvious is never just how much it jumped on a single day, but that after the excitement fades, there’s still a group of familiar faces staying at home, waiting for the next leg.
🐶 Let’s take a look at Rocket Brother’s little dog ✨🚀
#马斯克爱小狗 #我爱小狗 #小狗狗
The #2 coin on the gainers list today is LSK (Lisk): up 90.87% over 24 hours. Price is $0.7545. Trading volume is $82.4 million, with 1.8 million trades. Put these numbers back into the timeline first, and you’ll see just how abnormal it is.
On September 13, LSK was pulled from around $0.2 all the way to $2.37 in one stretch—more than ten times in a day. That day, reports said the contract market had liquidated short positions totaling $33.68 million; then it quickly gave it back. Over the last two days, it’s been consolidating at low levels, and today it doubled straight from around $0.39 to $0.7545. So today’s 90.87% isn’t a new high—it’s the second leg of the move after the crash.
The media’s explanation hangs on two things: the burning of 100 million tokens, and the migration deadline of October 31. It’s hard to say exactly how the money was calculated, but what can be confirmed is the heat: $82.4 million in volume ranks #2 on the gainers list, only behind ZEC. It’s also still showing on CoinGecko’s Trending search. After a drop, people are still willing to spend big money to catch the second leg—this fact alone is tougher than any interpretation.
On the same day, ZEC rose 18.38% with $484.9 million in volume—one player ate up the largest share of the entire gainers list. ENA rose 4.51%, with $31.8 million in volume. Put the three together and the structure is clear: weighted coins are steadily lifting the price, while sentiment-driven capital is looking for leverage along the lines where shorts just got blown out.
What’s worth thinking about is this: with $0.7545 still less than one-third of the $2.37 level, is this second move new money stepping in, or old capital rushing to rescue itself? The answer won’t show up layer by layer until around the October 31 cutoff. The market also posed the same question to every project: anyone can draw candles, but after extreme volatility, the real skill is keeping people and money where they belong. And it’s just like Rocket Brother’s little dog 🐶—what’s most obvious is never just how much it jumped on a single day, but that after the excitement fades, there’s still a group of familiar faces staying at home, waiting for the next leg.
🐶 Let’s take a look at Rocket Brother’s little dog ✨🚀
#马斯克爱小狗 #我爱小狗 #小狗狗