2026-01-15 11:33:09

The market is hot, but many traders overlook the fundamental logic behind this wave of rise. The key point is: this is not a false pump.

Recently, we've seen many fleeting market surges, but this round is different. This upward movement is driven by spot trading, accompanied by changes in the macro policy environment. The underlying driving force comes from fundamental support, rather than mere emotional speculation. Understanding this difference is essential to distinguish between genuine trends and market noise. The influence of policy is reshaping the logic of capital flow.

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BrokenRugs

· 9h ago

Spot-driven + policy environment, this time is truly different, but anyone claiming it's fundamentally solid should be cautious.

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MevHunter

· 9h ago

Fundamental support? Wake up, buddy. I've heard this spiel too many times before, and in the end, it all ends up in losses.

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SadMoneyMeow

· 9h ago

This wave is indeed different; spot trading is really moving. But can the policies really hold up? I'm still a bit uneasy. The fundamentals sound promising, but why do retail investors always end up taking the last hit? Is this round really reliable? I'll wait a bit before entering. Spot-driven momentum sounds stable, but I still want to observe a bit. The policy dividends have probably all been eaten up by institutions... Feels like they're right, but why do I keep getting cut? I don't believe you, you always say that every time.

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MoonWaterDroplets

· 9h ago

Spot-driven + policy environment, this time is truly different. The projects that went to zero overnight before taught me what "false pump movement" is. This wave seems to have some substance.

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