Let’s stop pretending this pump came out of nowhere there are real reasons behind the sudden explosion in $LUNC and LUNA activity, and most people haven’t even connected the dots yet.
This isn’t some random whale manipulation. This isn’t a temporary bounce. This is the result of months of developments finally hitting the market at the same time and the reaction was inevitable.
Here’s exactly what triggered the sudden pump:
1. The Major Network Upgrade Finally Went Live The recent chain update wasn’t just a cosmetic patch it fixed long-standing efficiency issues, improved transaction flow, and boosted validator stability. For a chain with LUNC’s history, these upgrades are massive. Investors love seeing a project that’s alive and still evolving. This was the first spark.
2. Massive Volume Spike Higher Than Most Major Alts This is the part nobody can ignore. LUNC started printing volume candles bigger than coins with 10x its market cap. This is accumulation, not hype. When serious volume returns to a beaten-down token, it means the smart money is rotating in early.
3. The Community Is Going All-In Again Love it or hate it, the LUNC community is one of the strongest in crypto. They showed up again. Burn campaigns restarted. Social activity exploded. Sentiment flipped bullish at the exact moment the fundamentals improved that’s a perfect storm.
4. Market Loves a Comeback Narrative And right now? LUNA coins are giving the market exactly what it wants: a redemption arc powerful enough to attract new investors while waking up the old ones.
The result? A sudden, aggressive pump that was not accidental it was earned.
And if these developments continue… This won’t be the last pump you see. It might actually be the beginning of the comeback everyone thought was impossible.
Why 90% of Altcoins Will Never See Their ATH Again
Most people in crypto don’t want to hear this truth… but it’s the reality that hits every cycle. The majority of altcoins will never return to their All-Time Highs and the reason is brutally simple: the market changes, liquidity dries up, and the hype that once carried these coins disappears forever.
Every cycle creates new winners… and quietly buries the old ones. Teams abandon projects, token unlocks crush the charts, early VCs dump without mercy, and the retail crowd moves to whatever narrative is shining next.
Without real demand, the price doesn’t “recover” it just slowly bleeds until no one even checks the chart anymore.
Take $ICP for example. Its ATH was $2,800 an insane launch valuation that never made sense.
Today it trades so far below that peak that expecting a comeback to $2.8K is basically the same as hoping a dead star reignites. The market moved on. The hype died. The liquidity vanished. And new narratives replaced it.
And ICP isn’t alone. Hundreds of altcoins from 2017 never came back in 2021. Hundreds from 2021 won’t come back in 2025. And the cycle will repeat again and again. Crypto rewards rotation not nostalgia.
So next time someone says “Bro, it’ll hit ATH again… just wait,” remember: only a tiny handful of projects actually break their previous highs.
The rest? They become historic charts reminders of how euphoric the market once was.
Stay sharp, stay realistic, and rotate into strength… not memories.
Why Will I hold My $POWER and $SIREN Positions Until My Take Profit?
Some people take profit at +50%. Some panic close at +100%.
But real conviction is when you’re sitting at +500% to +700% ROI… and you still refuse to sell.
SIRENUSDT and POWERUSDT are not random pumps.
They are structured breakouts with strength in both price expansion and momentum continuation. The entries were taken early but the trend is still intact. Higher highs.
Strong mark price above entry. Healthy margin ratio. No signs of exhaustion yet. When a trend is clean, you let it work.
Most traders lose because they sell strength and hold weakness. I do the opposite. I hold strength and cut weakness.
These positions have a predefined TP. Until the market hits that level, there is no emotional decision to make. No fear. No greed. Just execution.
And here’s the important part:
It’s not “too late” just because price moved. Late is when structure breaks. Late is when momentum dies. Late is when volume disappears.
Right now? Momentum is still aligned. Pullbacks are being bought. Shorts are getting pressured. That’s fuel.
If you’re opening a long here, the key isn’t chasing blindly. It’s managing risk:
Wait for minor pullbacks instead of green candles. Use controlled leverage. Define invalidation clearly. Respect your stop. Conviction doesn’t mean stubbornness.
It means trusting your analysis until the market proves you wrong.
These trades aren’t being held because of ego. They’re being held because the chart still says “up.”
TP will get hit automatically. And until then… I let the trend pay me.
RIVER has done something very important that most traders are ignoring.
It stopped bleeding. After topping near $86 and collapsing all the way down to ~$7, the market fully flushed weak hands. That kind of drawdown destroys overleveraged longs and resets sentiment completely. And now?
Price is holding firmly above $10. That’s not random. That’s structure forming. Here’s why this level matters 👇 $10 is psychological support.
Multiple daily candles are defending this zone. Selling pressure is clearly weakening.
MA(7) is starting to flatten after months of decline. When a token crashes 80–90% and then stabilizes instead of continuing lower… that’s usually early accumulation.
The market already priced in the worst. Now think bigger. For RIVER to revisit $80, it doesn’t need hype first. It needs structure.
Step-by-step recovery path could look like:
Hold $10–$9.50 zone firmly. Break $14–$15 (first momentum shift). Reclaim $20 (major psychological flip). Momentum expansion toward $35–$40. Once $40 breaks with volume, $60–$80 becomes a magnet.
Remember, it already proved it can trade at $86. The difference now?
Supply is lower. Weak hands are gone. Volatility compressed.
Big reversals start when nobody expects them. If buyers continue defending $10 and volume builds on breakouts, this can turn from “dead chart” to “recovery monster” very fast. The foundation is forming.
And the market rewards patience during accumulation phases.
If you want, I can generate a bullish breakout chart projection showing RIVER stair-stepping from $10 toward the $80 target with clean consolidation zones marked.
Why $RAVE will Recover to its High sooner than you think?
RAVE just did something most traders fear… and smart money waits for.
A violent crash to 0.23. Panic. Liquidations. Forced selling. And now? A sharp +43% rebound. This isn’t random.
Here’s what’s really happening 👇
After the dump from ~0.70+, weak hands got completely flushed. That massive red candle wiped out overleveraged longs and reset funding. When markets crash that aggressively, supply gets transferred from emotional holders to stronger hands.
Look at the structure: Hard capitulation wick near 0.23 (clear liquidity sweep).
Immediate aggressive buyback. Price reclaiming 0.35–0.36 zone quickly. Funding slightly negative → shorts are rebuilding.
Why is it pumping now? Because volatility creates opportunity. When price nukes 60–70% in days, it becomes undervalued relative to its recent high.
Now the important question: Can it ever recover to 0.79 again? Technically, yes. But not in one candle.
For a full recovery toward 0.70–0.80, these things must happen:
Hold above 0.30–0.32 (new demand zone). Break and close above 0.45 (MA25 reclaim on daily).
Flip 0.50 into support. Volume expansion on breakout. If 0.45 breaks with conviction, the next liquidity magnet becomes 0.58–0.60. Above that, the path toward previous highs opens.
Right now, what makes this bullish?
Crash already happened (risk compressed). Strong bounce from extreme lows.
Shorts are slowly re-entering (fuel for squeeze). Market loves recovery narratives.
The biggest money is made not during euphoria… But after fear.
If accumulation continues above 0.30, this could turn into a mid-term recovery play rather than a dead-cat bounce.
Volatility created the opportunity. Now it’s about structure.
If you want, I can generate a bullish recovery chart projection showing RAVE stair-stepping back toward 0.80 with consolidation zones marked clearly.
Today You’re looking at POWERUSDT Perp after a violent +115% expansion and that long wick to ~2.34.
This is exactly the kind of structure that looks like a short squeeze… but can easily turn into a distribution top.
Here’s the realistic bearish case 👇
First, that huge vertical candle with a sharp rejection wick shows aggressive profit-taking at higher levels. When price spikes fast and immediately wicks down, it often means late buyers absorbed liquidity while early holders offloaded.
Second, funding is negative (-1.24%). That means shorts are crowded. Yes, crowded shorts can fuel a squeeze — but once the squeeze is done and liquidity above is taken, price often rotates down hard because there’s no fresh buyers left at elevated levels.
Third, on 15m timeframe: Price already pulled back from 2.34 to 1.53. The move up was parabolic, not structured. MA(7) is stretched far from MA(25) and MA(99). Parabolic moves without consolidation usually retrace 50–80% of the move.
If 1.48–1.50 breaks with momentum, next likely liquidity zones:
1.30 area (imbalance fill) 1.10–1.05 (previous consolidation zone) Sub $1 psychological flush if panic starts
And here’s the trap logic:
Massive squeeze liquidates early shorts. Retail FOMO longs at 1.5–2.0 thinking “new ATH soon”.
Volume fades.
Market makers rotate liquidity downward.
Long liquidations cascade → sharper crash than the pump.
This kind of structure often ends not with slow bleed… but with a violent liquidation candle. Important:
If price reclaims 1.75–1.80 with strong volume and holds, bearish thesis weakens. But right now, momentum exhaustion signs are visible.
In these setups, patience beats emotion. Parabolic pumps rarely reward late entries.
If you want, I can generate a clean bearish chart projection showing a structured breakdown path toward sub $1 with liquidation cascades.
MMT/USDT is sitting around $0.12 after crashing from $4.4
Most people are calling it dead. That’s exactly when markets love to surprise.
When a coin nukes 90/99%, weak hands are gone. Volume dries up. Nobody cares. That’s the exact phase where a violent short squeeze or hype-driven rebound can begin. Look at recent examples.
COAI-
After being labeled a “scam” and dumping heavily, it suddenly caught liquidity rotation. Shorts got overconfident. One momentum wave + social media hype = explosive recovery. It didn’t need fundamentals. It needed narrative and volume.
MYX-
Written off by most traders. Then came coordinated buying pressure, low float conditions, and aggressive short covering. Result? A massive spike that liquidated late sellers.
Now look at MMT’s structure:
Price is sitting near historical lows ($0.11–$0.12 zone).
Downtrend is slowing. Selling pressure is no longer aggressive.
Volume compression = volatility expansion soon.
If even moderate hype returns, upside is asymmetrically large compared to downside.
This is how “scam coins” pump. Not because they are good.
But because markets are driven by liquidity cycles, trapped shorts, and retail FOMO.
If MMT reclaims short-term moving averages and breaks above the recent lower high zone, the move can accelerate fast. Thin order books make upside spikes violent.
Does this mean it’s safe? No!!
It means high risk = high volatility = potential for sharp pumps.
In crypto, dead coins don’t move slowly. They either fade to zero…
Or explode when nobody expects it. MMT is sitting at that decision point right now.
Just look At the Most legal Scam happening in $RAVE which so happens to be an "Alpha Coin"
Retailers will only lose. And it’s not because they’re unlucky.
It’s because they’re emotional. Look at this market structure. Every time price pumps hard, it’s vertical. Fast. Violent. No proper accumulation.
Then what happens? A slow bleed… or a brutal red candle that wipes out weeks of gains in minutes.
Retail buys green candles. Retail believes breakouts without confirmation. Retail uses high leverage on hype.
And when the market makers decide it’s time one aggressive dump liquidates thousands of overleveraged longs.
That’s not random. That’s liquidity hunting.
Meanwhile, who makes the real money? Short sellers who wait patiently.
They don’t chase pumps. They short euphoria. They understand that most altcoins trend down long term.
Crypto has a harsh truth:
Most tokens never reclaim ATH.
Most rallies are exit liquidity.
Most breakouts are traps.
Retail dreams of 10x.
Smart traders aim for high-probability downside when structure breaks.
Why do shorts often make more? Because crashes are faster than pumps. Fear moves markets harder than greed.
One panic candle can drop 30–60% in hours. That same move up can take weeks.
And when funding turns extremely positive? When social media screams “BUY NOW”? When everyone expects continuation? That’s usually distribution.
This isn’t about being bearish forever. It’s about understanding that the market is designed to transfer money from impatient traders to disciplined ones.
If you’re always longing without risk control… You’re the liquidity.
In this cycle, survival matters more than hype. Trade smart. Not emotional.
DOGE/USDT sitting around $0.09 might look “cheap.”
But zoom out to the monthly chart and the picture becomes very clear. This isn’t consolidation. It’s distribution.
Let’s break down the obvious signs. Lower highs on the macro timeframe.
From the $0.74 peak to the recent lower spike, every major pump has been weaker than the previous one. That’s classic exhaustion. Failing to hold key psychological levels.
$0.20 failed.
$0.15 failed.
Now price is struggling around $0.09. Each support turns into resistance.
Moving averages are sloping down on higher timeframes.
- When MA(7) and MA(25) trend downward on monthly structure, momentum is not neutral — it’s bearish.
Meme narrative fatigue. - DOGE thrives on hype cycles. Without a strong catalyst, liquidity rotates elsewhere. The market has evolved attention is fragmented.
- Long-term holders are underwater. Every bounce becomes an exit opportunity. That creates constant overhead selling pressure. Order book nearly balanced.
No clear bid dominance. No aggressive accumulation behavior.
Here’s the uncomfortable truth:
When a token fails to reclaim major breakdown zones for years, the probability of a fresh sweep of liquidity below prior lows increases.
DOGE hasn’t printed a true capitulation candle yet on macro.
That usually comes before a real bottom. If $0.08 gives way cleanly, a move toward a new structural low wouldn’t be surprising.
This isn’t emotional. It’s structural.
Hype built DOGE. Structure is breaking it.
Sometimes the most “obvious” trade is the one nobody wants to accept.
And right now… the chart speaks louder than the memes.
ZRO is trading around a key support level at $2.45 – $2.50. Price action is stabilizing after a pullback, and buyers are beginning to step back into the market.
This zone offers a solid risk-to-reward opportunity for a recovery move.
Why are there aggressive small red candles every single hour on this token?
Zoom out.
This isn’t random selling. This is controlled pressure.
On the 1H chart, you can clearly see a pattern:
• Small-bodied red candles • Weak bounces • Lower highs every attempt • MA7 below MA25 • MA25 below MA99
That’s structured distribution. This is how smart money pushes price down without triggering panic spikes.
Not one huge dump. Just steady hourly selling. Controlled. Mechanical. Relentless.
Here’s the reality of this market:
Thin liquidity makes it easy to walk price down. Perp markets don’t need spot strength to move. Retail keeps trying to catch a “bottom.” Every small bounce becomes short reload territory. Now let’s talk about shorts.
Many traders think: “Price already dropped 25-30%, easy short.” But here’s the catch.
When funding becomes heavily negative, shorts start paying to hold positions. If everyone piles into shorts:
• Funding spikes • A short squeeze becomes possible • One sharp green candle wipes late shorts
So yes, price is bleeding. But late shorts can still pay too much.
The market punishes both sides: – Early longs get liquidated on the way down. – Late shorts get squeezed on the first aggressive bounce.
The key question isn’t “Is it bearish?” It clearly is.
The real question is:
Are you entering with edge… or emotion? In controlled downtrends like this, patience pays. Chasing does not.
This market doesn’t reward prediction. It rewards positioning.
Pre-Listing Trading is one of the cleanest traps in crypto.
You think you’re early. You think you’re getting in before the crowd. But what if you’re just liquidity?
Look closely at most pre-listing futures pairs. Thin liquidity , Extreme spreads, One-sided order books, Violent wicks,
And the most important one aggressive sell pressure.
When a token hasn’t officially listed yet, price discovery is fragile. If the majority of visible orders are stacked on the sell side, it doesn’t take much capital to push price down hard.
One cascade of market sells… and retail longs get liquidated in seconds.
No spot support. No organic buyers. Just leveraged traders fighting each other.
That’s how wallets get drained.
Retail sees “-20%” and thinks bounce. Whales see thin books and think liquidation fuel.
In pre-listing markets, the game is different:
• Volatility is artificial • Price can be walked down easily • Funding and liquidation hunts dominate • Emotional entries get punished
If you’re long in a one-sided sell book, you are the exit liquidity.
Smart traders wait for:
– Official listing – Real volume – Balanced order flow – Confirmation of structure
Pre-listing isn’t opportunity for most. It’s a liquidity extraction phase.
Don’t confuse being early with being smart.
only Shorts will pay real money in this market! Survive first. Then profit.