$TAO Today this one is a bit interesting—the AI-coin line-wise, it’s basically the first to have its emotions priced in.
This isn’t to say it can just run straight up from here. The key is that recently, Bittensor has been stirring up topics like new subnets and the emission mechanism. As a result, capital is willing to use it as an observation target for the AI narrative.
I’ll first see whether the pullback can hold—if the strength is there, don’t let a quick dip immediately wipe out expectations. But if the volume can’t keep up, the short term is also prone to turning into a wave of emotional rebound.
$HFT :Hashflow focuses on a cross-chain trading protocol. The core idea is to let users use quotes to swap, reducing slippage and the chances of getting “trapped.” $HFT is mainly tied to governance, staking, and the allocation of protocol fees. The outlook isn’t based on a single piece of storytelling—it depends on whether real trading volume, fees, and staking participation can truly pick up. The current chart move is strong: latest 0.01823, up 82.85% in the past 24 hours; up 6.42% in the past 1 hour; up 15.53% in the past 6 hours. Contract trades are about 97.60 million USDT. OI over the past 6 hours increased by 26.66%, and the funding rate is 0.1090%, already fairly overheated. 0.01975 is near-term resistance, while 0.01524 shouldn’t be easily lost—if it breaks, it would suggest that chasing-price momentum is starting to cool.
$VIC :Viction is an EVM-compatible chain. It emphasizes low cost, fast confirmations, and application-focused infrastructure. $VIC is the network-native token used to pay for network resources, participate in staking, and help with ecosystem governance. Whether it can push through and extend upward depends mainly on on-chain applications and developer retention—not on watching just one line on the chart. Latest is 0.03807, down 11.45% over 24 hours, but up 12.86% over the past 6 hours, which suggests short-term capital is probing from a low level. Trading volume is about 51.73 million USDT, while OI over the past 6 hours actually fell by 13.29%—this point should be watched closely; it may not indicate consistent adding. 0.04594 is a hard resistance above; 0.03248 is the invalidation line for this rebound.
$FIDA :FIDA originally revolved around the Bonfida and Solana Name Service ecosystem. It worked on Solana domains, identity, and foundational tools. Later, SNS was also moving ahead with a new governance token, and FIDA’s positioning leans more toward older assets and the value of its historical ecosystem. Its outlook depends on whether migrations happen smoothly, whether the ecosystem can carry the torch, and whether the market is willing to re-price it. Current latest is 0.02116, up 26.10% in the past 24 hours; up 2.41% in the past 1 hour; up 7.01% in the past 6 hours. Trading volume is about 21.67 million USDT. Funding rate is -0.2173%, and OI over the past 6 hours increased by 13.05%, which is somewhat like shorts are being forced to back off due to price action. Around 0.02234, first watch whether it can build volume and hold; if it returns below 0.01916, the strength of this move should be discounted.
How will the hype for the new bStocks roster carry on?
A new batch of bStocks hasn’t finished working its way into the market yet, but sentiment has already pulled the “traditional assets on-chain” storyline back into focus. In a Binance announcement on August 5, 10 bStocks spot trading pairs—ALABB, ASMLB, ASTSB, BMNRB, COHRB, CRDOB, IRENB, NFLXB, SMCIB, and USARB—will be opened for trading at 12:00 UTC. Withdrawals will open at 13:00 UTC, and the spot algorithmic trading bots will also support them at the same time. The timing is pretty straightforward: it’s not just hanging one concept out there for everyone to look at—it lays out trading, conversion, bots, and the on-chain contract addresses together, so that the money can vote with its own actions.
$HEI This move is too ruthless. The contract order book was directly pushed to around +110%. For the short term, the momentum is no longer just a normal abnormal spike.
In the past 24H, it went from 0.08586 to the high of 0.18337. The current price is still around 0.18066. The trading volume is about 149 million U. This level of strength shows the capital isn’t just tapping lightly—it’s continuously pushing attention upward.
I’ll watch one point: whether it can keep consolidating with volume near the high area. If it can hold sideways, then more people will keep watching it. But if it falls back into the middle of the breakout-and-rally range, the chasing sentiment will quickly turn into a scramble where people step on each other.
These kinds of coins can be hot, but don’t treat the hype as a protection charm.$HEI $BTC $ contract $Popular coin
$BTC In the past two days it’s still more of a repair mode, but the pace isn’t as aggressive. The spot just now hovered around 644k, and the ETF has also seen net inflows for two consecutive days, which suggests there are people picking up from the lower levels—it's not completely ignored.
$ETH is a step behind. Yesterday it turned back to slight net inflows, but the price is still consolidating around 1880. Here I’ll first watch whether $BTC can hold above 64万 (644k). If it can’t stand firm, then the “shady/clone” rebounds are likely to turn into whipsawing back and forth.
In the gainers/leaderboard, $PNT is pushing near the front, but coins like this are better used to gauge market sentiment temperature rather than direction. As long as the broader market isn’t broken, things can stay lively—but don’t take one or two quick pumps as proof that the direction is already set.
$QUID This wave really blasted straight through the Alpha ranking.
In the past 24h, it’s up 146.18%, with trading volume of 17.08M and liquidity of 1.2693M. The #1 spot wasn’t propped up by just one or two small orders.
But it’s only 1d old: 941 holders, and the top ten addresses account for 97.28%. This kind of setup is most afraid that once sentiment fades, it will quickly pull back. It’s strong, yes—when chasing, don’t treat the volatility as the norm.
I’ll first check whether the volume can still hold. If it can’t, don’t force the #1 spot to be a talisman.
$COTI : COTI’s main focus now is on on-chain privacy. COTI V2 aims to make sensitive information—such as transfer amounts, transaction strategies, and voting choices—verifiable but not “naked.” Whether this direction can really take off mainly depends on whether developers truly bring privacy transactions, privacy DeFi, and privacy governance into the product. As for the market: at 09:38, the snapshot price is 0.01416. In the past 24 hours it’s +20.03%, but over the last 6 hours it’s -4.03%, suggesting that after the spike, funds are already splitting in their stance. Around 0.01373, look for acceptance first; only if it regains 0.01502 can we say short-term momentum is sustained. If it breaks below 0.01373, don’t force it to be seen as strong continuation.
$SYN : Synapse focuses on cross-chain communication and asset bridging. Its core is not storytelling, but enabling assets and calls to move across different chains. Its outlook depends on cross-chain demand, security reputation, and real bridging volume—if anything goes wrong on either side, the valuation will be discounted. At 09:38, the snapshot price is 0.09680. Up +14.02% over 24 hours, but -4.72% over the last 6 hours; it’s a bit like it surged quickly earlier and then started to “prove its worth” afterward. 0.09320 is the short-term support level, and 0.10230 is overhead resistance. Until the resistance is reclaimed, don’t assume the pullback is too bullish.
$ACE : ACE corresponds to the Fusionist and Endurance ecosystem. The project’s foundation is Web3 gaming, social features, and the Endurance mainnet. ACE mainly centers on on-chain gas, the gaming ecosystem, staking, and in-platform benefits. This narrative depends on player activity, ongoing updates to game content, and whether the on-chain ecosystem can keep replenishing. At 09:38, the snapshot price is 0.07214. It’s +10.21% over 24 hours and +3.95% over 6 hours. Volume is 9.25M USDT—decent, but not particularly thick. Don’t easily lose 0.06931. If, near 0.07270, it can’t break through on strong volume, the short term is prone to get shaken out once first.
$ADA Now around 0.1930, over the past 24h it’s only down 0.36%, but do you really think it’s easy here?
The most uncomfortable part of the chart is this: during the day it surged up to 0.1994 but couldn’t hold, then it swung back and started grinding right around the 0.1911 low. The trading volume is 30.24 million USDT—not dead money, but also not the kind of volume where a single candle completely changes the game. Right now it feels more like both longs and shorts are waiting—whoever breaks through the 0.191–0.190 zone first will have the market’s mood shift very quickly.
I’ll first watch whether 0.195 can reclaim and stand back above it. If it can’t, then the area near 0.199 will still act as resistance. Any pullback rally toward 0.199 could easily turn into an opportunity for short-term holders to get off. But if it can reclaim 0.195 with increased volume, then we can look to see whether there’s a second attempt at the 0.199–0.200 area.
If you already have positions, don’t treat 0.191 as a decorative level—if it breaks, you need to lower your expectations. If you’re on the sidelines with no position, I also won’t chase in a spot that’s stuck in between, neither here nor there. $ADA isn’t short of catalysts, but the market hasn’t yet shown a truly clean direction.
On August 12th and 13th, mainstream coins will have to read the market’s liquidity.
In Binance spot snapshots, $BTC is near 64221, up 1.09% over the past 24 hours, with trading volume of about 877 million USDT; $ETH is near 1870 and also saw a modest rebound over the past 24 hours. It’s not a major bull-run push, but it suggests that the capital hasn’t completely gone limp—it's still probing ahead of the macro data.
What I care about more is the timing. The schedule is already laid out for BLS: July CPI will be released on August 12, and PPI on August 13; the Fed’s July meeting minutes will come out on August 19. That means the next half month won’t be a “single-day draw,” but a chain of expectation re-pricing.
The asset size disclosed up front on IBIT’s official page is still in the $48 billion range, and ETHA is also around $5.6 billion. This ETF track hasn’t died—it's just becoming more selective about the data right now. If CPI is mild, the market is more likely to first repair risk appetite; if PPI sticks, rebounds may instead become a window for cutting positions.
My take is simple: BTC isn’t afraid of moving slowly—it’s afraid of getting continuously slapped by macro data. Don’t chase one green candle in the short term. Pullbacks and scaling in are more comfortable. If you do act proactively, at least wait until after the data when the price can still hold up, and then see whether the mainstream coins can move with volume.
$CYS This 24H pulled up 91.18%, and the contract trading volume is about 243 million USDT—the heat is no longer just small-time.
I’ll first watch whether price revisits and holds in the 0.5345–0.54103 range. Only after it stabilizes should I consider a low-position test for a 3–5x move. If it breaks below 0.5051, don’t stubbornly hold.
Up ahead, I’m watching 0.5544/0.56549. If it can’t break through, it could easily turn into high-level rotation.
Funding rate is currently 0.0596%, OI is about 39,516,609, and volume is enough—but the 95.8% amplitude also indicates the shakeouts will be brutal.$CYS is strong and staying strong—just don’t treat your stop-loss as a decoration. Are you all waiting for a pullback, or just here to watch the show?
EUL and TRX are both on the losers’ board—don’t just watch the drama
$EUL 24-hour change is roughly -4.80%, current price 1.409, with the intraday low around 1.405. $TRX is also in the top 20 of the losers’ board; current price 0.3279, low 0.3274. At this level, it mainly depends on whether there’s enough support/holding power.
With a late-session order book like this, I won’t chase just because it’s down, and I won’t instantly blacklist it just because it’s on the losers’ board. If it really is something you can “snipe,” you generally need to look at two things: the price shouldn’t keep getting dumped continuously near the low, and when it bounces back, the volume shouldn’t be too weak.
If EUL holds the low first and TRX doesn’t keep sliding lower (staying in a continued downtrend), then it may be reasonable to take a small position in batches and take a look. But if any bounce gets tapped and then it gets smashed again, keep waiting—don’t rush into being the bag-holder.
DYOR. Risk is high. Only use spare money for spot trading; don’t use leverage. Bottom-picking isn’t a trading call—survive first, so you’ll have the next round. If you’ve already bought, deduct 1; if you’re still waiting for a rebound, deduct 2. I’ll try to reply to active comments as much as possible. #现货 #跌幅榜 #BottomPicking
The drop ranking is a bit brutal today: GRAM 24h -1.56%, XLM 24h -1.52%. After a sharp sell-off it’s not necessarily unwatchable, but if you’re jumping in too early, you can easily end up catching the first knife.
I’ll first keep an eye on two spots: for GRAM, see whether it can hold around 1.36, and then the resistance on the rebound is 1.426; for XLM, first get back above 0.1693—otherwise it’s still weak. Above that, watch 0.1749. Once it can stabilize, we can talk about a possible recovery. If it continues to break lower, don’t force an entry.
Small position, scale in, and wait for confirmation.#现货 #跌幅榜
(Just my personal opinion—do your own research (DYOR). If you lose money don’t blame me 😂)
$ZEC In the past couple of days, it’s been grabbing a lot of attention. The market isn’t quietly drifting along—it’s directly bringing the privacy narrative back into the spotlight for everyone to see.
Binance previously supported upgrades along this line, and the privacy assets have been discussed again recently. In the short term, money is likely to first go looking for these kinds of “with a story, and also with volatility” plays.
But don’t get carried away the moment it turns red. Being strong is one thing—chasing in also depends on whether there’s solid follow-through. Do you think this round is the privacy narrative making a comeback, or is it just capital using it as a pretext to move?
$HFT : Hashflow focuses on decentralized trading. It uses an RFQ quotation model to connect with professional market makers, aiming to minimize slippage and front-running; HFT mainly plays a governance role. Whether this direction has lasting momentum depends on whether the protocol’s成交 and cross-chain liquidity can keep growing. Current price is about 0.00982, up about 38.51% over the past 24 hours. In the last 6 hours, it’s still up about 6.45%. OI is increasing in sync—momentum is certainly there, but it’s no longer a comfortable low-level entry point. For the short term, first look for support around 0.00872 to absorb. If it can’t break through the area near 0.01063, then be cautious about selling/retreat after a spike.
$EPIC : Epic originally came from Ethernity, then shifted toward a “crypto travel layer,” aiming to bring together hotels, flights, and crypto payments and membership benefits. The concept isn’t empty, but the long-term key is the product’s usage and user retention after the transition. Current price is about 0.9709, up about 11.62% over the past 24 hours. In the last 6 hours, it’s up about 4.88%. It’s already approaching resistance around 0.9827. Watch for continuation only if it can put on volume and hold steady; if it pulls back, first observe the area around 0.9040. The current location isn’t suitable for chasing only based on upside percentage.
$BICO : Biconomy is Web3 trading infrastructure, focusing on smart accounts, gas payments without native coins, batch transactions, and cross-chain orchestration—aiming to make on-chain operations feel closer to ordinary applications. The outlook depends on developer adoption and real application usage; it can’t be fulfilled by the account abstraction narrative alone. Current price is about 0.01717. It’s still down about 3.43% over the past 24 hours, but has rebounded about 3.74% in the last 6 hours. Trading has clearly increased in volume, and OI is also rising. As long as it doesn’t break below around 0.01652, you can still look for a repair. Until it recaptures the level near 0.01883, I’d be more inclined to treat it as a rebound rather than a reversal.
This small coin’s momentum is heating up again—$CYS , $BANK , and $HOME are not quiet ranges, and the volume isn’t the dry kind either.🔥
$CYS is currently 0.39210: 24h +36.34%, 1h -5.04%, 6h +34.40%. 24h high/low: 0.51750/0.28270. Contract value: 69.0M USDT. Funding rate: 0.0399%. OI (6h) +27.46%. I’m first watching to see if 0.28940 can hold. Only if it pushes through 0.51750 can we say it still has strength. I haven’t seen any verifiable hard catalyst yet—it’s mainly driven by funding and technicals.
$BANK is now 0.05152: 24h +22.29%, 6h +30.77%. The volume isn’t bad—0.03907 is the invalidation level I’ve set for it. If it breaks, don’t force it just because of sentiment. BANK is more of a blend of community and finance-narrative play; in the short term it’s often amplified by sentiment and trading activity.
$HOME also has some presence. Current price 0.009499: 24h +52.55%, 1h +8.18%, 6h +13.90%. 24h high/low: 0.009736/0.006191. Contract value: 284.1M USDT. Funding rate: -1.4558%. OI (6h) +17.60%. I’ll watch the range from 0.008112 to 0.009736. If it can build volume and hold above, then we can talk about continuation. Don’t get too carried away chasing highs.
The most interesting part of this SAHARA moment isn’t the pool number looking big—it's that the coin price didn’t give that kind of instantly eye-catching upward coordination. When drafting the post, on Binance spot SAHARA/USDT was hovering around 0.007910, down slightly by 0.877% over the last 24 hours; the high and low were roughly capped between 0.008080 and 0.007850. Meanwhile, BTC/USDT, ETH/USDT, and BNB/USDT are all in the red. The broader market is showing a bit of a recovery, but the single coin isn’t acting up. This kind of mismatch is worth watching more than simply shouting “airdrop incoming.” Binance launched the SAHARA Airdrop Carnival on August 3 at 12:00 UTC. The rules aren’t complicated: the event runs until September 2 at 23:59 UTC. After users confirm participation, they need to complete at least 1,000 USDT (equivalent) in trading volume on eligible spot, Convert, or futures/contract trading to qualify. Rewards are distributed based on points totaling 2,000,000 SAHARA. Spot and Convert earn 1 point per $20 trading volume; contracts earn 2 points per $100; TradFi Perp earns 3 points per $50; invitation tasks earn 5 points. The real catalyst here isn’t that “everyone gets a share,” but that the trading requirement shifts attention from just holding coins to doing volume. The order book will reflect participation heat first, and then reflect the real buy orders.
The mood for the small coin is getting hot again. $TUT , $UB , and $US are not exactly calm ranges—neither is the volume dry and dead. 🔥
$TUT is currently at 0.02319. In the past 24h: +25.08%, 1h: +1.98%, 6h: +13.79%. 24h high/low: 0.02325 / 0.01837. Contract value: 23.5M USDT. Funding rate: 0.0050%. OI (open interest) over the last 6h: +5.42%. I’ll first see whether it can hold 0.02033. Only if it pushes through 0.02325 can it be considered to still have momentum. So far, I haven’t seen any verifiable hard catalyst—this is mainly driven by funding and technicals.
$UB is now at 0.19313. In the past 24h: +13.91%, 6h: +4.37%. This volume is pretty solid. 0.18289 is the invalidation level I set for it—if it breaks, don’t fight the emotions. So far, I haven’t seen any verifiable hard catalyst—this is mainly driven by funding and technicals.
$US also has some presence. Current price: 0.05132. In the past 24h: +0.27%, 1h: -0.85%, 6h: -5.53%. 24h high/low: 0.05737 / 0.04810. Contract value: 18.7M USDT. Funding rate: 0.0050%. OI over the last 6h: -0.26%. I’ll watch the 0.05125 to 0.05500 range. We can talk about continuation only if it puts on volume and holds above it—don’t get too carried away chasing highs.
$VIC This one is truly hard— the contract order book directly drilled through the heat.
A 24H gain of 114.32%, with trading volume hitting about 185 million USDT. The price swept from 0.02787 all the way up to the high of 0.06745, and it’s still hovering around 0.05973 now. This kind of strength isn’t ground out slowly—it’s资金 that directly lit the fuse.
I’ll watch two things: whether it can move back closer to 0.06745 again, and whether turnover at the high keeps expanding in volume. As long as the pullback doesn’t break down through the 0.05 area, short-term sentiment will still be watching it.
But the volatility is also brutal. Don’t treat a surge as if it’s a low-level, just-starting move—if you chase, you must leave yourself an exit.
$BTC Over these two days, the market structure hasn’t broken down, but it also hasn’t been smooth. Spot has returned to around 63.8k. The BTC ETF had a slight net inflow yesterday, which suggests there are buyers—but not the kind that pushes it up in one go.
$ETH feels more like it’s following the repair. Below 1900, there hasn’t been strong, aggressive buy-side pressure yet. Here, I’ll first see whether $BTC can hold the 63k–64k range. If it can’t, then the altcoin bounce is likely to turn into a quick in-and-out trade.
Also, Binance released a delisting/exclusion list yesterday. VIC did still surge into the top ranks of the spot gainers list, but I’m going to discount that kind of hype directly. Coins like $UTK on such lists are the same—use them to gauge sentiment, but don’t treat the rankings as a directional signal.
$DOGE Now 0.07023, still green for the past 24 hours -0.79%. Do you think this is building up for a rebound, or are they going to grind out the late-chasers again?
Today, the DOGE order book is actually pretty tangled. The level at 0.07095 hasn’t been tested through cleanly, and the dip to 0.06900 got pulled back. The 24-hour trading volume is about 22.72 million USDT—not dead, but not at the point where funds are rushing in to lift the price.
It feels more like there’s support at the low end, while people start to step aside at higher levels.
The biggest risk with coins like this isn’t a slow bleed—it’s when they pump a bit without volume, and once sentiment heats up, they get smashed back down. If 0.069 keeps holding, in the short term you can still look for a tentative move toward 0.0706–0.071; but if it can’t break above, don’t get too carried away on the pullback rebound.
I’m going to watch two levels first: 0.069 can’t break down too decisively, and 0.071 needs to reclaim with volume. If you’re holding, don’t treat meme sentiment as a protective charm; if you’re in cash, don’t rush to chase either—wait until it makes the direction a bit clearer.