🔥🔥Let’s talk about the top gainers VIC and QKC: their manipulation techniques are obvious, so don’t have unrealistic expectations for future growth.
As we approach the tariff deadline on August 1, the market is weak and fluctuating. The main players take this opportunity to pin prices at whole numbers precisely, resulting in a liquidation of 400 million within 24 hours, with long positions suffering the most. During such times, low market cap coins like VIC and QKC, which are heavily controlled, actually rise against the trend. The strategy is quite clear ——
VIC’s operation is textbook “selling template”: it experiences prolonged downtrends with brief spikes, where each peak is meant to attract retail investors to chase prices, and once the funds enter, they flip the market and crash it to trap them. Spot trading can still withstand this, but contract players find it almost impossible to endure a 15-point fluctuation. A common issue with these coins is that they show heavy signs of manipulation, with trapped positions accumulating above, and any price rise is merely to facilitate better selling, making sustained growth unlikely.
QKC follows a similar path, relying on emotional speculation for short-term spikes rather than fundamental support; chasing these highs is akin to catching a falling knife.
What’s truly worth watching are assets with strength and medium to long-term value. I am continuously focusing on UNI, SOL, and ONDO—these coins have ecosystem support and solid financial backing, making them much more reliable than manipulated altcoins.
Don’t be misled by short-term gains; choosing the right assets is ten times more important than chasing trends.
