Have you noticed? Today two coins just took off on the spot and then crashed.

$QI is up 127%—I didn’t mistype, and you didn’t misread it. It went from a few cents straight to 0.0035, with volume at 30M. Honestly, this kind of surge doesn’t look like something retail traders could pull off. Just looking at the order book’s density, it’s clearly organized and premeditated. I went through it and didn’t see any proper positive news—what I did see was that kind of pulse-style pump in the chart: a textbook “market maker drawing a picture.”

Can you chase it? Brother, I advise you to stay calm. What does 127% even mean? Once you enter, you’re basically the bagholder, and there’s nowhere to place a stop-loss. When the market maker starts distributing, they won’t be polite to you.

On the other hand, $NFP is down 66%, dropping directly from 0.005 to 0.0018. The trading volume is only 3.8M—way out of proportion to the size of the drop. That suggests a liquidity-driven stampede with no volume. It’s kind of like stop-loss orders getting swept, triggering a chain reaction. I don’t think anything fundamental changed. This kind of selloff is most likely a wrong kill caused by liquidity issues.

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What do you think the next move will be for QI with this no-volume pump by the market maker?

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⚠️ Personal opinion only; not investment advice.