Cryptocurrency Market Hotspot Rotation: Missing the Surge of $dupe and superfriend When the market's focus shifted to $believe, sparking widespread discussion, the explosive rise of $dupe and superfriend quietly unfolded.
Previously, due to the continuous decline in the prices of $dupe and superfriend, and weak K-line patterns, I removed them from the observation list. During this time, the market paid little attention until the sudden surge in their market capitalizations—platform tokens skyrocketed from $2.4 million to $100 million, $dupe's market cap jumped from $2.4 million to $40 million, and superfriend soared from less than $1 million to $30 million.
In the face of this unexpected surge, although there is a sense of regret for missing out, market data shows that most investors remain in a wait-and-see state. The rapid shift in hotspots once again confirms the characteristics of the cryptocurrency market: when a certain coin becomes the focus of public attention, its rapid rise phase is often nearing its end, and very few participants can accurately grasp the market conditions.