In the contract, the big holder押他涨 78%, while retail investors only 54%。

The person being押 is $MARSCOIN —listed on Binance spot only 19 days ago. The first trade was opened at 9:00 PM on September 4th: $0.1095. It was tagged with the high-risk option; 1 billion tokens were released all at once, with not a single token kept back for themselves.

What makes him most different is this: there are no tokens that haven’t been released yet. All 1 billion are already on the market. On-chain, 46,852 addresses hold them; the top ten addresses have taken 46%. Today, his net worth of $139 million is built from the combined funds of those over forty thousand people—there’s no such thing as “dumping downward once unlocks happen on some day.”

The next day, he topped the chart. On September 5th he touched $0.2675, then over the following 10 days he was cut down to $0.0822—a drop of 69%, with a halving dip once on September 9th. During the low on September 15th, 10,000 tokens were only $822; today they’re worth $1,336.

Now he’s at $0.1336. In the past 24 hours he’s up 34.5%, with trading volume of $46.35 million. He’s still 50% away from his earlier peak.

On-site (13:57 data): contract open interest increased from 219 million to 224 million tokens over 24 hours, up 2.39%. Money is flowing in gradually. The funding rate is 0.0131%/8h—only slightly higher than the 0.01% benchmark, not enough to qualify as crowded. The buy/sell ratio is 0.86, and the sell orders are more aggressive than the buy orders.

On the order book, the current price is above the 1-hour MA20 (0.1323). RSI14 is 58.04—not cold, not hot. Resistance above at 0.1459 is the pressure from the past 20 hours; support below at 0.1154. If it breaks below 0.1154, this wave won’t be looked at anymore. In the short term, the bullish side is favored, but the buy/sell ratio is still pressured below 1.

We’re in the early stage of a bull market—gold is everywhere. Hold long-term. With $MARSCOIN , you can enter at the current price. Buy more the more it drops—small dips are for small buys, bigger dips for bigger buys.