Back to collectionThe Four-Day Run Peaks as Holders Split
Background: The run-up forced the airdrop group toward two choices: some wanted to realize gains, while others still believed they should hold. Today: The price touched USD 1.24 intraday, then retreated. Impact and next steps: While the price had risen, both camps could point to the same chart as proof.
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Background: The run-up forced the airdrop group toward two choices: some wanted to realize gains, while others still believed they should hold. Sisyphus had bought more only the day before and was especially reluctant to read a brief pullback as a mistake.
Today: The price touched USD 1.24 intraday, then retreated. The four-day sprint peaked, and trading volume reached an exceptional high. The cash-out camp began selling; the hold-on camp reassured one another. Sisyphus checked his average purchase price and considered asking the group whether to reduce his position. He left the question in a draft and watched to see whether sell orders kept appearing.
Impact and next steps: While the price had risen, both camps could point to the same chart as proof. After the pullback, they faced different outcomes. Sisyphus made no change to his position for now, but decided to look beyond the group's slogans. Whether the price would keep falling was still unclear that day.