$BTC $ETH Altcoins can rise over the weekend but fall as soon as the workweek starts; it's not some mystical phenomenon. On weekends, institutions are off, the market depth thins, and retail investors can easily push small coins up with just a few buys. Once the workweek begins, institutions and the stock market resume operations. Some need to rebalance portfolios, others play with on-chain US stocks (tokens like Tesla, Nvidia), and the buying power for altcoins can't keep up, so they naturally get hammered. To put it simply: weekends belong to retail investors, while weekdays are a battle for attention between big money and stocks. It's normal for altcoins to take the first hit. Right now, prices are falling, and altcoins are getting hit even harder

$OFC Brothers, I found a pattern: every day at midnight there is an upper shadow candle Every day at midnight in the East 8 time zone, there is a pump up, then it falls back down They want retail investors to see that the project team is still managing the market, maintaining the impression that "someone is in control" Another tactic is wash trading / volume brushing within the market sentiment, making people think there is still trading volume This makes the market look "good," which is better than sideways movement and more likely to attract short-term funds and algorithmic copy trading They put a lot of effort into this, it's kind of touching

$CP Deployed on the Base chain, with a fixed total supply of 5 billion tokens, currently about 30% in circulation Used for various services on decentralized AI infrastructure Core use case: AI Agents can select models, fetch data, rent computing power, and make payments on their own, without human approval at every step Main problem solved: creating a more open, composable, on-chain settlement, and privacy-computing-oriented AI infrastructure layer, so developers and Agents are less controlled by a single supplier In simple terms: CP provides an entry point to dispatch tasks and uses $CP for immediate payment, eliminating worries about task interruption due to a single model running out of funds midway During my AI usage, I often encounter task interruptions caused by a model running out of funds My concern is: how many real users are there currently, and how many people use this platform daily for integration

$TRIA The market dropped so much yesterday Other altcoins all dropped sharply, but this coin was actually green yesterday This indicates there are orders absorbing the sell-off, which is a good sign So I just entered a long position, and I see the market cap is only a bit over 9 million Let me introduce what this coin is about: Tria is essentially a self-custodial crypto "neobank" aiming to let users manage, spend, trade, and earn crypto assets all within one app, without worrying about cross-chain bridges, gas fees, or private key management. In simple terms, it’s a wallet that handles everything But the question is how many daily active users and real users are actually using it If there aren’t many users, the possibility of the project shutting down can’t be avoided

$ONE So thrilling Dropped 3 times in one go Now there must be someone bottom-fishing Don't buy at the highest point, okay

$STORJ $FIL Storage is still quite popular now For example, fil But you still can't touch these low market cap ones This one was still delisted It shows that cheap ones definitely aren't good products

$OFC The trading volume of this spike just now is comparable to a market cap of tens of millions This shows the dog whales are acting maliciously Rest assured, you can't crash me Even if you delist, you still can't crash me I'm putting my words here

$DOGS Why does the project team just refuse to burn the coins? There are too many coins in circulation. You could slowly burn them, that would be fine. Such a narrow mindset. This is the coin I lost the most on in spot trading. I bought in at the peak, having trusted someone's remarks at the time.

Many people’s altcoins have probably run away by now Seeing that it keeps failing to break through And ETH has already risen very high Surely some people think there will be a pullback If there is a pullback, those altcoins will just drop sharply

$OFC Can you also take OFC off the shelves? I don't care about this little amount of coins I have. I just want to see OFC delisted. Why shouldn't this market cap be delisted?