2026-01-05 18:20:40

$VIRTUAL has rebounded from its lows and has already increased by over 30%. However, my main focus is not on the short-term price increase, but rather on the future trends of business volume and revenue data. These are the key factors supporting the long-term performance of the token. Looking at the price increase alone can be misleading; it's important to focus on the project's growth trajectory. Whether the transaction volume can continue to grow and whether the revenue curve can remain steadily upward are the real indicators of the project's true value.

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GasFeeCry

· 01-08 15:48

A 30% rebound is indeed tempting, but I really can't see any fundamental improvements. --- That's right, data is king, but the problem is whether VIRTUAL's business growth can truly outperform expectations. --- This set of theories sounds very correct, but I'm just worried that the income will still be the same then. --- Here we go again talking about hard indicators, but on the other hand, some people only chase the increase and end up losing money. --- The key is to wait for the next quarter's financial report; it's still early to say anything now. --- Compared to looking at the increase, I want to know the specific number of active users and retention rate. --- The long-term value argument is good, but it seems most people are still following the trend for short-term trading.

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ValidatorViking

· 01-08 05:23

nah, 30% pump means nothing without actual on-chain metrics. need to see if throughput scales or if this just another hype cycle. revenue data's the only thing that matters tbh

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BlockBargainHunter

· 01-08 02:22

To be honest, a 30% increase is indeed tempting, but it really doesn't mean much... The key is whether the subsequent revenue data can support it, otherwise it will just be a fleeting moment.

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AirdropHunterWang

· 01-06 08:29

A 30% increase is indeed impressive, but this guy is also right... Relying solely on short-term trading will eventually get you trapped. What really matters is whether the data can keep up; otherwise, it's just a house of cards. Task volume and income are the hard currency; everything else is虚的

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GasFeeCryer

· 01-05 18:50

A 30% increase is indeed tempting, but just looking at the surface data can easily lead to being cut off... It's still more reliable to keep a close eye on business data.

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potentially_notable

· 01-05 18:50

Well said, a 30% increase looks great, but that's just the beginning; it depends on whether the business data can keep up.

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HalfBuddhaMoney

· 01-05 18:49

That's right, short-term gains are not worth getting excited about; the key is whether the business can truly take off.

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WenMoon

· 01-05 18:40

That's right, a 30% increase is indeed tempting, but the real profit opportunity depends on the fundamentals. The growth rate of task volume is the true test of a project's value.

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MevTears

· 01-05 18:38

A 30% increase? Looks good, but the real question is whether the data can keep up—that's the true challenge.

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