RVV has been quite interesting lately. I've been paying attention for a while, and I finally can't resist wanting to join in. Observing the price movement patterns of a certain leading exchange's tokens, several aggressive targets emerge each month. The common characteristics of these tokens are actually quite clear——
First, they must have a low market cap, usually below 100 million. Second, look at concentration; the top ten holdings should be controlled around 90%, making it easier to form a synergy. The most critical point is that the fee structure must be sufficiently aggressive—enough to make short sellers uncomfortable—once you're in, short-term fluctuations can be profitable.
All the elements of RVV align perfectly. Once decided, use the first lottery funds to test the waters.
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ZkSnarker
· 9h ago
well technically this is just describing a pump-and-dump thesis wrapped in "market structure analysis" lmao. the whole "low mcap + high concentration + aggressive buying pressure = free money" framework is what everyone says right before they become bag holders. not saying rvv won't moon, but imagining if every retail trader had this exact playbook... that's how you get rekt in unison ngl
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VCsSuckMyLiquidity
· 9h ago
Wow, this theory sounds pretty smooth, but how many people can really keep the right rhythm...
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BottomMisser
· 9h ago
Low market cap + high concentration, I've been playing this logic to death. To put it simply, it's just gambling on the dealer's mood.
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BearMarketBarber
· 9h ago
Low market capitalization + high concentration, this logic sounds plausible, but only when the dump happens will you realize who the real bagholders are.
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BearMarketMonk
· 10h ago
Low market capitalization + high concentration, I've seen this script too many times. Every time they say this time is different, but history always repeats itself. Lottery funds? Haha, that's just the dealer's fee.
RVV has been quite interesting lately. I've been paying attention for a while, and I finally can't resist wanting to join in. Observing the price movement patterns of a certain leading exchange's tokens, several aggressive targets emerge each month. The common characteristics of these tokens are actually quite clear——
First, they must have a low market cap, usually below 100 million. Second, look at concentration; the top ten holdings should be controlled around 90%, making it easier to form a synergy. The most critical point is that the fee structure must be sufficiently aggressive—enough to make short sellers uncomfortable—once you're in, short-term fluctuations can be profitable.
All the elements of RVV align perfectly. Once decided, use the first lottery funds to test the waters.