【You think SUI is waiting for direction? No—the big money is waiting for you to make the first move】
Trading volume has surged abnormally, exceeding 5% of market cap. I have to talk about this.
Last week, someone asked me what I thought of SUI. I said to wait for a signal. They said there wasn’t one. I told them to check the trading volume.
Those who get it, get it—before a big move, tokens change hands. Some are selling, some are accumulating, while retail traders like you and me are still staring at candlesticks and counting waves.
I’m not just making this up. SUI has fallen 78% from its high. What does its current price level mean? Either the project team has abandoned ship, or big money is quietly buying up tokens.
When I got burned in 2017, it was because I didn’t understand the logic behind surging trading volume. Now I do: while everyone else is still sitting on the sidelines, while the Fear and Greed Index is hovering around 70, and while BTC accounts for 58.7% of the market, some people have already started making moves.
Some will say low valuation is a trap—that after falling 70%, it can still fall another 70%. Fair enough. But the question is: have SUI’s fundamentals changed? The Move ecosystem is still growing, developers are still writing code, and on-chain activity hasn’t dropped to zero.
So what are the big players after? Cheap tokens, of course.
I can’t say SUI is definitely about to take off, but we’ve seen this combination of trading volume and sideways price action before. Only this time, it’s in different packaging.
What’s your mindset right now? Getting itchy to make a move?
Trading volume has surged abnormally, exceeding 5% of market cap. I have to talk about this.
Last week, someone asked me what I thought of SUI. I said to wait for a signal. They said there wasn’t one. I told them to check the trading volume.
Those who get it, get it—before a big move, tokens change hands. Some are selling, some are accumulating, while retail traders like you and me are still staring at candlesticks and counting waves.
I’m not just making this up. SUI has fallen 78% from its high. What does its current price level mean? Either the project team has abandoned ship, or big money is quietly buying up tokens.
When I got burned in 2017, it was because I didn’t understand the logic behind surging trading volume. Now I do: while everyone else is still sitting on the sidelines, while the Fear and Greed Index is hovering around 70, and while BTC accounts for 58.7% of the market, some people have already started making moves.
Some will say low valuation is a trap—that after falling 70%, it can still fall another 70%. Fair enough. But the question is: have SUI’s fundamentals changed? The Move ecosystem is still growing, developers are still writing code, and on-chain activity hasn’t dropped to zero.
So what are the big players after? Cheap tokens, of course.
I can’t say SUI is definitely about to take off, but we’ve seen this combination of trading volume and sideways price action before. Only this time, it’s in different packaging.
What’s your mindset right now? Getting itchy to make a move?