


Here's a breakdown of the reasons for ONT's sudden surge: On the 24th and 25th, ONT jumped 50% to 80%, with trading volume more than tripling. The main reasons are: South Korean funds were driving the price up, with over 40% of trading volume coming from Korean exchanges; retail investors flocked to buy; the digital identity concept was hot; and the EU's plan to roll out digital identity wallets to 450 million people by the end of 2026 is beneficial for ONT's DID business. After a long period of sideways trading, this breakout with high volume squeezed out short sellers and boosted bullish sentiment. However, it's important to note that market sentiment is currently too euphoric, with many people taking profits, so the risk of a subsequent pullback is significant.

SIREN: This coin has moved too aggressively. It first wiped out both bulls and bears, then jumped from 0.713 to 1.62, a nearly 56% increase in one day. The total trading volume for the futures contracts was seven to eight billion, while the spot volume was only one to two hundred million, indicating very high activity. The bullish and bearish forces are roughly equal, with a slight bias towards the bulls. The funding rate is negative, meaning bulls will have to pay fees, which could lead to a short-term pullback risk. This coin is too volatile; don't blindly chase the highs. Just patiently wait for opportunities to short at higher levels.

KNC: A sudden plunge occurred, and this established DeFi coin suffered another wave of selling pressure. It quickly dropped from 0.167 to around 0.155, a decline of over 7%, with increased trading volume but insufficient buying support. Main reasons:
- Market risk aversion has risen rapidly.
- The concentrated liquidation of leveraged positions triggered a chain reaction of declines.
- The DeFi sector as a whole performed poorly.
- Low market liquidity further amplified volatility.
The current market sentiment is extremely panicked. You can try to play the rebound in the 0.148 support area, but you must set strict stop loss.


