In terms of gains, BEAT leads the pack with a short-term increase of 2.4%, followed by 4 with a 2.36% rise, and INIT also recording a 2.06% increase. These three performed outstandingly in this round of rebound, potentially attracting short-term traders to chase the rally.
On the downside, COLLECT faces the heaviest pressure with a decline of -3.73%, CKB follows with a -2.62% drop, and PLAY also weakens by -1.88%. The pressure on these tokens during the same period forms a stark contrast.
In trading volume data, USDC leads other assets, with a total of $25.92 million in trading volume. This concentration reflects that stablecoins still maintain liquidity advantages in the futures market.
Overall, the market shows clear differentiation—some tokens are supported by buying power and rapidly rise, while others face significant selling pressure. In this high-volatility environment, 15-minute data changes frequently, and short-term traders need to closely monitor support and resistance levels.
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MetaverseLandlord
· 2h ago
BEAT is flying around here again... However, this wave of divergence is quite intense, with COLLECT dropping directly by -3.73%. That must be a huge sell order, it's a bit scary.
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LiquidatedNotStirred
· 3h ago
BEAT is still pretending with 4, still the last to buy in as the bagholder... Seeing COLLECT drop so sharply makes me laugh; this is the result of chasing the high, right?
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HashBard
· 3h ago
nah the divergence is getting spicy—BEAT pumping while COLLECT tanks feels like watching a narrative collapse in real time, that's the market psychology doing its thing fr
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NFTragedy
· 3h ago
BEAT's recent surge is quite fierce, should we chase? It feels like COLLECT is dropping even more sharply; with a trading volume of 25.92 million USDC, it indeed looks like what a stablecoin should be.
**15-Minute Futures Market Quick Scan**
In terms of gains, BEAT leads the pack with a short-term increase of 2.4%, followed by 4 with a 2.36% rise, and INIT also recording a 2.06% increase. These three performed outstandingly in this round of rebound, potentially attracting short-term traders to chase the rally.
On the downside, COLLECT faces the heaviest pressure with a decline of -3.73%, CKB follows with a -2.62% drop, and PLAY also weakens by -1.88%. The pressure on these tokens during the same period forms a stark contrast.
In trading volume data, USDC leads other assets, with a total of $25.92 million in trading volume. This concentration reflects that stablecoins still maintain liquidity advantages in the futures market.
Overall, the market shows clear differentiation—some tokens are supported by buying power and rapidly rise, while others face significant selling pressure. In this high-volatility environment, 15-minute data changes frequently, and short-term traders need to closely monitor support and resistance levels.