2026-01-11 10:32:21

Recent spot trading data from the past hour shows clear market divergence. Leading the gainers is GAIB, with a one-hour increase of 23.4%. Skate follows closely with a 6.88% rise, and Masa also recorded a 3.54% gain.

In contrast, Nakamoto Games experienced a decline of 9.31%, becoming the biggest loser, while Saros fell by 5.76%, and White Whale dropped by 3.0%.

In terms of trading activity, mainstream assets like BTC and USDT still maintain the highest trading volumes, reflecting frequent large-scale capital flows among major cryptocurrencies. During this short-term adjustment, emerging projects exhibit significantly higher volatility compared to blue-chip assets. Investors should pay attention to balancing risks and opportunities.

SKATE3,58%

MASA-1,94%

NAKA-6,16%

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MEVHunterX

· 01-14 10:20

GAIB up 23% in one hour? How much capital is being poured in? Feels like it's easy to get cut after jumping in. Nakamoto Games has dropped ridiculously this time; I’ve long stopped understanding this project. It's the same old routine with blue-chip stable mainstream coins and new coins skyrocketing or crashing. It's better to just hold BTC honestly. Why is White Whale also falling? It feels completely dragged down. There's nothing interesting about this one-hour data; everything could reverse tomorrow. Skate only rose 7 points and made the list? Is the market this quiet? We all know that new projects are highly volatile, but the key is whether you can hold on for the bottom; that's the real test. Mainstream coins still dominate in trading volume. Playing with small coins now is really suicidal. Looks like another shakeout; wait a bit before entering again.

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PuzzledScholar

· 01-14 05:34

GAIB's 23.4% move—real or fake? How lucky do you have to be to catch the bottom?

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RadioShackKnight

· 01-13 16:55

GAIB's 23.4% surge, is it serious? Feels like a dump is coming. Nakamoto Games has plummeted again and again. Why is this project so volatile? The volatility of new coins is indeed crazy. Be careful not to get caught. Mainstream coins are still stable. Large funds are all in BTC and USDT. This short-term correction is just like this. Wait for the rebound. The increase in Skate is okay, but it feels like many are just following the trend. White Whale has also fallen. It seems like not many are doing well. This round of divergence is too obvious—one side is heaven, the other hell. GAIB surged so strongly, do you dare to chase? I wouldn't. Funds are rotating among mainstream coins, indicating the market is still on the sidelines.

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CommunityJanitor

· 01-11 11:02

GAIB's 23.4% this time, is it going to crash again?

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BearHugger

· 01-11 10:55

GAIB up 23%？What kind of black technology project is this, feels a bit suspicious --- Nakamoto Games down 9%, the guy who went all-in might have lost everything again --- Mainstream coins are still stable, the huge fluctuations in new projects are really just to cut leeks --- This is market segmentation, all the money went into big coins, no one wants small coins at all --- Is GAIB's rise exaggerated? Or is there really news? --- BTC has the highest trading volume, indicating you still have to play with mainstream coins, new innovative projects are too risky --- White Whale dropped again, all the ones I bought earlier are stuck, feeling uncomfortable

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ThreeHornBlasts

· 01-11 10:52

GAIB's 23% increase can't be sustained anymore, it's definitely the rhythm of harvesting the early investors.

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rugged_again

· 01-11 10:36

GAIB this wave of 23.4% feels like another round of pulling the wool over retail investors... Wait, Nakamoto Games drops directly by -9.31%, this decline is quite sharp Mainstream coins are still mainstream coins, retail investors just watch new projects plunge... GAIB is so strong in the short term, probably going to reverse and dump again Skate only rose 6.88% and can still keep up? This data seems a bit fishy It's another balance of risk and opportunity, basically gambling White Whale drops 3%, so what? I really don't look at this when holding a position

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TommyTeacher1

· 01-11 10:35

GAIB this wave 23% directly takes off, but I still stick to eating with BTC. Nakamoto Games dropping 9 points hurts, this volatility is really outrageous. New projects can fluctuate by a dozen points in an hour, it's not playable. Mainstream coins still dominate the trading volume, small-cap coins are just gambling games. In this wave of adjustment, emerging projects are really disappointing. How are there still people daring to chase high on GAIB? If you ask me, better to wait and see. White Whale drops 3 points, another one getting hammered.

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