Looking back at Giggle's listing rhythm on the exchange is quite interesting:
After the announcement, the coin price surged directly, then started to decline once spot trading opened, followed by a long period of consolidation and shaking out, and finally came a wave of upward movement. This playbook seems pretty formulaic.
A certain top-tier exchange has a somewhat "prudent" strategy in timing listings — it's not in a rush to pump immediately, but rather chooses to let the bullet fly for a while. The logic behind this approach is actually quite clear: first let the retail traders who follow trends enter the market, then once they take the bait, make other moves accordingly.
In this Giggle market movement, there are both early-entry whale players and trend-following retail positions trapped at high levels. This kind of structural opposition often becomes the catalyst for subsequent market fluctuations. Interestingly, this pattern seems to appear in quite a few new token listings.
Looking back at Giggle's listing rhythm on the exchange is quite interesting:
After the announcement, the coin price surged directly, then started to decline once spot trading opened, followed by a long period of consolidation and shaking out, and finally came a wave of upward movement. This playbook seems pretty formulaic.
A certain top-tier exchange has a somewhat "prudent" strategy in timing listings — it's not in a rush to pump immediately, but rather chooses to let the bullet fly for a while. The logic behind this approach is actually quite clear: first let the retail traders who follow trends enter the market, then once they take the bait, make other moves accordingly.
In this Giggle market movement, there are both early-entry whale players and trend-following retail positions trapped at high levels. This kind of structural opposition often becomes the catalyst for subsequent market fluctuations. Interestingly, this pattern seems to appear in quite a few new token listings.