$COLLECT is expected to plummet back to 0.03 today, $SPACE aims to hit 0.015 this week—don’t rush to curse, I’m betting with a 48.71% 24-hour increase and a 32.71% rise, but the truth is the data is lying. Look at the trading volume, $COLLECT 19.4M versus $SPACE 16.0M, yet the price increase gap is as high as 16 percentage points, which is basically a trap set by the whales to unload. $COLLECT at 0.0594, with a 24h high of 0.0628, is approaching resistance, but the signs of capital fleeing are obvious: trading volume is concentrated above 0.06, and once it drops below 0.055, the next support at 0.039 will directly wipe out your principal. In contrast, $SPACE, at the current price of 0.0083, looks weak, but from 0.0061 it’s surged 32.71%, with a turnover rate over 210%, indicating strong funds are accumulating near 0.007. Currently, 0.008 is a critical threshold; once it stabilizes, 0.01 is an inevitable target.

My ranking: $SPACE > $COLLECT. Is this reckless talk? Data hitting back? Fine, I’ll break it down for you: $COLLECT 24h turnover rate is only 130%, the faster the price rises, the more concentrated the selling pressure. Buying at 0.0594, stop-loss must be set below 0.052, don’t expect to take profits at 0.07, just exit at 0.065. As for $SPACE, entry point is at 0.008, stop-loss at 0.007, and take profit directly at 0.012, with position size up to 5%. The panic sell-off caused by yesterday’s GAS battle in $COLLECT hasn’t fully digested yet; many are still crying over the 0.04 liquidation disaster. Chasing high now is just handing chips to the whales. On-chain data for $SPACE shows increased large transfers, clearly smart money is accumulating.

Don’t trust the ranking of gains; that’s the graveyard for retail investors. I’ll bet in the comments: Will $COLLECT close below 0.05 tomorrow? I bet yes, and if I lose, I’ll sell my Gate Plaza account. Dare you post your own orders below and see who’s swimming naked? Remember to follow me, next time I’ll drop reckless predictions that will make you question life.