Spot trading was hammered right at the open, and many people took this as the end of the market. Actually, this is just the beginning.

Remember what it was like when ORDI was on spot trading back then? It shot from $3 directly to $20, with a bunch of people shouting "top reached," hurriedly taking profits and running away. What happened later? When it fell to $6, the main players completed thorough position swapping and market control, then turned around and pushed it up to over $60. This move, frankly, is just the normal rhythm where the main players need time to accumulate positions and clean up the battlefield after the spot goes live.

Looking at this current coin, from perpetual contracts to spot listing, it has experienced quite a few fluctuations. During that sideways period, the main players were secretly accumulating positions and solidifying control. Think about it—if a top-tier exchange worked hard to push it into the spot market, do you really think they just plan to let it double and then call it a day? That’s unlikely.

There’s also a detail that can’t be ignored—the name of this coin carries the attribute of platform endorsement, which in a way is an invisible guarantee of value. If it were to go to zero, it would be the platform slapping itself in the face, which clearly doesn’t align with long-term development logic.

So my judgment is that the current increase is just the appetizer. A wave of magnificent main bullish trends is definitely waiting ahead. Enter now, hold patiently, and it’s worth it.