$VELVET Just doubled in one day, $LAB still halfway up the mountain, do you choose the celebration after the surge or wait? 1.6 $VELVET 24 hours from 0.76 to 1.92, with a trading volume of 1.55 billion hot money rushing in; 10.4 $LAB increased by 30% but only 320 million traded, with the previous high at 10.6 pressing down. I’m sweating from the dilemma, which one is the true destiny?

Bullish on $VELVET: 1. 1550M massive trading volume indicates the main force hasn’t left, high turnover rate means new money is taking over; 2. The amplitude from 0.76 to 1.92 is 150%, this kind of crazy coin is best at shaking off chasing buyers and then exploding, suitable for low buy orders; 3. Small market cap with large elasticity, once breaking through the previous high at 1.92, the 2-digit level is visible to the naked eye, those who didn’t buy in early need to act fast if they want to gamble.

Bearish on $VELVET: 1. 24-hour high retreating 16%, 1.606 just hits the 62% Fibonacci retracement between 1.92 and 0.76, not stabilizing here means a head-chopping platform; 2. After doubling in the short term, profit-taking is huge, bid-ask spread widens, and the market maker may distribute at any time; 3. Trading volume seems fierce, but if 1.55 billion turnover rate doesn’t push the price up, it’s a sign of distribution.

Bullish on $LAB: 1. 10.462 is only 1.5% below the previous high of 10.612, breaking through means a new high, somewhat like pre-rotation accumulation; 2. 30% increase but trading volume is only 1/5 of $VELVET , indicating little selling pressure, and a volume surge could accelerate; 3. Can rise against the trend during market volatility, showing more stable capital.

Bearish on $LAB: 1. From 7.78 to 10.61 increased by 36%, but volume didn’t keep up, the new high might be a false breakout; 2. Current price is 12% above support at 9.3, if it breaks, it will first drop to 8.5; 3. Poor liquidity, large orders easily slip, retail chasing high become bagholders.

Trading suggestion: $VELVET go long near 1.55 with light positions, stop loss at 1.48, target 1.85-1.92; $LAB place a buy order at 10.2, stop loss at 9.8, take profit at 11.2. Each position over 15%, both are emotional plays, staying still like a mountain is the real loss. Disciplined profits are the only ones that can bite, I am a resident volatility hunter on Gate, only doing high-risk $