$BOND I didn't run away. 1,000 bond chips may seem small, but when it reaches $22 per chip, it is very considerable. I paid close attention to it when it rose from $3 to $6. Why do I hold it firmly? The logic is very simple, the cost issue. In the past two weeks, the price of bond has ranged from $1.1 to a maximum of $2.3, the contract trading volume is around $4 billion, and the spot trading volume is about $1 billion, but the amount of liquidation is only over a million dollars. The transaction fees for raising and selling have far exceeded a million dollars, which attracted many longs like me who firmly held positions and took away the chips in circulation.

When the market becomes active again, sideways trading is conducive to the selling of undetermined retail investors. However, if this wave of selling cannot bring the price back to $1 or even lower, then these chips will be collected by whales. Similar coins include #mavia .#maviahas already completed the collection work. The time for pulling the price may be in this month or so. Bond is even more amazing and has extraordinary potential.