Well, Caishen just checked the leaderboard: $SOXLB peaked at 94.29 and bottomed out at just 81.54 in a single day. That roller coaster had my palms sweating.
Not sure what to look at? Start with this leaderboard. On the gainers’ side, $SOXLB was up 8.626%, now at 90.67. $QNT followed with a 6.652% gain, now at 203.79. Third place was up just 2.708%—the top two left everyone else in the dust, with a huge gap behind them.
The losers weren’t slacking either: the worst performer dropped 4.641%. $NEAR had the highest trading volume, at 4.432, with 91.65 million in volume in a day. It may be down, but plenty of people are still watching.
Everyone’s shouting that altcoin season is here. I took a look, and the third-place gainer was miles behind the top two. And they call that a broad-based rally? Caishen’s siding with the “just a few coins are putting on a show” camp today. Only a handful are up, and it has nothing to do with the broader market. I honestly can’t make sense of this disconnect.
Caishen’s taking the first view: today, just two or three coins are putting on a show, and everyone else is in the audience. Which side are you on—the few coins putting on a show, or the whole market moving?
Check in in the comments and include #BTC #Ethereum. Caishen wants to count how many camps there are today.
Not sure what to look at? Start with this leaderboard. On the gainers’ side, $SOXLB was up 8.626%, now at 90.67. $QNT followed with a 6.652% gain, now at 203.79. Third place was up just 2.708%—the top two left everyone else in the dust, with a huge gap behind them.
The losers weren’t slacking either: the worst performer dropped 4.641%. $NEAR had the highest trading volume, at 4.432, with 91.65 million in volume in a day. It may be down, but plenty of people are still watching.
Everyone’s shouting that altcoin season is here. I took a look, and the third-place gainer was miles behind the top two. And they call that a broad-based rally? Caishen’s siding with the “just a few coins are putting on a show” camp today. Only a handful are up, and it has nothing to do with the broader market. I honestly can’t make sense of this disconnect.
Caishen’s taking the first view: today, just two or three coins are putting on a show, and everyone else is in the audience. Which side are you on—the few coins putting on a show, or the whole market moving?
Check in in the comments and include #BTC #Ethereum. Caishen wants to count how many camps there are today.
