VIC directly crashed 43% this wave. Current price is 0.008, and the trading volume is only 1M U—this is a classic liquidity-emptiness style crash. According to Binance’s real-time data, at this level you can’t even outrun it once it moves. The order book is so thin it feels like paper.

This morning I saw it drop 20% and thought about buying the dip, but my hand twitched and I didn’t enter. Now it looks like I got lucky. The biggest fear for altcoins is nobody stepping in as buyers—when it falls, there’s no floor.

PNT, on the other hand, surged 45% today. Trading volume is 260k U. With a small market cap, it’s cheaper to push the price up—but once you’re in, it can be hard to get out. MARSCOIN is up 31%; with 65M U in turnover, it’s got a bit of momentum. Still, with such a new face, I generally only test with a small position.

Honestly, don’t get carried away when trading altcoins. A move like VIC is the typical “mass selling killing more sellers”—stop-loss matters more than anything. Last year I lost a lot in this kind of structure. I’ve learned my lesson: it’s better to miss out than to randomly catch a flying knife.

If you want to bet on a rebound, go check on Binance for $VIC $PNT $MARSCOIN , but remember to control your position size. The above is only my personal opinion and does not constitute investment advice.