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Is GT's $16.76 a "bear hug" or a "run-up"?
GT soared from $4 to $25.6, then corrected to $16.76, and many people thought this was a sign of a peak. However, those familiar with the rhythm of platform tokens know that this kind of fluctuation and pullback may just be to build momentum for a higher explosion next time.
The market performance of platform tokens is essentially a "stock price representation of the exchange's operational status," and Gate's recent business pace is clearly accelerating: expansion into overseas markets, support for ecological chain projects, USD1 high-yield financial products binding user funds, and a stable buyback and destruction mechanism, all provide a "foundation" for the price of GT.
Moreover, the funds for platform tokens are often controlled by the exchange itself, which means they are more defensive than ordinary tokens and can surge significantly during favorable market conditions. The current price of $16.76 may seem awkward, but it is actually one of the phases with the best risk-reward ratio — the upside potential far exceeds the downside risk.
On the emotional front, most people are waiting for confirmation signals, but smart money has already started to accumulate positions because they know that waiting to chase after a breakout at $20 will just mean handing over the shares to the early movers.
In a nutshell: Don't be scared off by pullbacks; GT's run-up often has more drama than the sprint.