A few days ago, OKB skyrocketed from $46 to $144 in just one day. At that time, I suggested at least swapping half of the position to BNB.
Of course, you can also keep some position to wait for $200 and sell in batches.
The core logic is: I believe the upside potential of OKB is not as good as that of BNB!
There are several reasons behind this:
First, before this wave of explosive growth, OKB had been consolidating at low levels. Most of those who held it at low prices are seasoned players who can endure the loneliness and believe that OKB is undervalued.
Now, most of those entering at high prices are speculators.
In the short term, OKB's volatility is too intense, and many people want to enter and exit quickly, which increases the volatility (making it unstable). As a result, there are fewer stable chips that can be held, and more impatient speculative trades.
In contrast, BNB's volatility is not as dramatic, so its trend is more stable, and it is easier for people to hold on when it breaks new highs instead of frequently trading short-term.
On the OKB side, there are too many short-term traders, leading to an unstable upward rhythm. It is highly likely that it will first fill the gap between $48 and $144, experiencing wide fluctuations.
Therefore, the fluctuations and back-and-forth movements of OKB will definitely be much more than that of BNB.
However, this does not mean that there are no opportunities for OKB in the future; it still has the potential to continue rising, and it may even outperform BTC and XRP.
For example, in the later stages of a bull market, when market sentiment is extremely greedy, it could reach $200 or even higher; that is not impossible.
It's just that my judgment is: BNB has greater potential in the future.
Previously, when OKB was in the $40s, I mentioned its great potential, and many people didn't believe it. Now that OKB has risen to over $120, I actually feel that its risk-reward ratio is not as advantageous as it was before, and its subsequent gains are still less than that of BNB.
