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The mining lamb
The mining lamb
Crypto Newbie
01-30 20:31
Looking at the $AXS chart tonight, I suddenly recalled the GameFi saga of overnight riches in 2021. Most of the protagonists of those stories have now vanished. Over the past 30 days, large investors have spent a total of $15 million on AXS. Meanwhile, the token economic reforms launched by the Axie team in January completely halted the unlimited issuance of SLP. This means inflation has been put on hold. Unlimited issuance is like keeping a tap running in a swimming pool; no amount of buying can fill this bottomless pit. Now that the tap is off, the water in the pool has become precious. The technical indicators are also supporting this. The MACD has formed a golden cross, the RSI has climbed out of the oversold zone, and short-term moving averages are starting to rise. These signals may not seem significant individually, but together they indicate a trend reversal. AXS is currently at $2.15, more than 70 times away from its all-time high of $165. The long-term trend remains bearish, with the 99-day moving average still acting as resistance. Going long at this level requires courage, but even more so, discipline. Support is at 2.10; exit if it breaks. Resistance is at 2.42; a break above this level targets 2.8. Those who missed out on AXS in 2021 now have another chance. However, this time, the rules of the game have changed, and the players have changed. Retail investors are panicking, while whales are accumulating. Which side are you on? {future}(AXSUSDT)
Looking at the $AXS chart tonight, I suddenly recalled the GameFi saga of overnight riches in 2021. Most of the protagonists of those stories have now vanished.

Over the past 30 days, large investors have spent a total of $15 million on AXS. Meanwhile, the token economic reforms launched by the Axie team in January completely halted the unlimited issuance of SLP.

This means inflation has been put on hold.

Unlimited issuance is like keeping a tap running in a swimming pool; no amount of buying can fill this bottomless pit. Now that the tap is off, the water in the pool has become precious.

The technical indicators are also supporting this. The MACD has formed a golden cross, the RSI has climbed out of the oversold zone, and short-term moving averages are starting to rise. These signals may not seem significant individually, but together they indicate a trend reversal.

AXS is currently at $2.15, more than 70 times away from its all-time high of $165. The long-term trend remains bearish, with the 99-day moving average still acting as resistance. Going long at this level requires courage, but even more so, discipline.

Support is at 2.10; exit if it breaks. Resistance is at 2.42; a break above this level targets 2.8.

Those who missed out on AXS in 2021 now have another chance. However, this time, the rules of the game have changed, and the players have changed.

Retail investors are panicking, while whales are accumulating. Which side are you on?

{future}(AXSUSDT)
The mining lamb
The mining lamb
Crypto Newbie
01-26 21:44
Is this $AXS rebound a genuine recovery or just a final, fleeting moment of glory? Today, $AXS rebounded by 10%, prompting many to proclaim "GameFi's triumphant return." Let's start with the good news. $AXS is indeed making waves. The bAXS token economic reform sounds impressive. The MACD golden cross and price breakout above the EMA all look good. But reality is harsh. From January 23rd to now, $AXS has actually fallen 16.82%, from $2.85 to $2.37. This so-called 10% rebound is merely a struggle within an even larger decline. Even more concerning is that the RSI is already at 69.83, nearing overbought territory. The $3 resistance level is firmly in place. Trading volume is shrinking, and the 10-day moving average has dropped 31.63%. Back then, $AXS plummeted from $160 to just over $2, a 98% drop. Countless people lost everything in this game. Now, suddenly, they're saying it's recovering? Who believes it? The GameFi sector, frankly, is a game of musical chairs. When the music stops, the last person holding the "flower" (the last piece of the pie) is the one left holding the bag. The technicals are also contradicting this. The Three Black Crows pattern, the KDJ death cross, and the OBV sell signal all indicate that the sellers are back. I'm not trying to be pessimistic about AXS. If you truly believe in the future of GameFi, you could try a small position around $2. But the cruelest thing about the market is that it gives you hope, then crushes you. AXS is like a seriously ill person; occasional moments of energy make the family think they're recovering. But the doctor knows best what's on the medical record. If you're still fully invested in AXS, I urge you to wake up. The era of GameFi is over; now it's AI and memes. Holding onto an outdated game token is as ridiculous as Nokia waiting for Apple to collapse. The market never lacks stories, it lacks buyers. AXS's story is over; all that's left is the despair of those trapped.
Is this $AXS rebound a genuine recovery or just a final, fleeting moment of glory?

Today, $AXS rebounded by 10%, prompting many to proclaim "GameFi's triumphant return."

Let's start with the good news. $AXS is indeed making waves. The bAXS token economic reform sounds impressive. The MACD golden cross and price breakout above the EMA all look good.

But reality is harsh.

From January 23rd to now, $AXS has actually fallen 16.82%, from $2.85 to $2.37. This so-called 10% rebound is merely a struggle within an even larger decline.

Even more concerning is that the RSI is already at 69.83, nearing overbought territory. The $3 resistance level is firmly in place. Trading volume is shrinking, and the 10-day moving average has dropped 31.63%.

Back then, $AXS plummeted from $160 to just over $2, a 98% drop. Countless people lost everything in this game. Now, suddenly, they're saying it's recovering? Who believes it?

The GameFi sector, frankly, is a game of musical chairs. When the music stops, the last person holding the "flower" (the last piece of the pie) is the one left holding the bag.

The technicals are also contradicting this. The Three Black Crows pattern, the KDJ death cross, and the OBV sell signal all indicate that the sellers are back.

I'm not trying to be pessimistic about AXS. If you truly believe in the future of GameFi, you could try a small position around $2.

But the cruelest thing about the market is that it gives you hope, then crushes you.

AXS is like a seriously ill person; occasional moments of energy make the family think they're recovering. But the doctor knows best what's on the medical record.

If you're still fully invested in AXS, I urge you to wake up. The era of GameFi is over; now it's AI and memes. Holding onto an outdated game token is as ridiculous as Nokia waiting for Apple to collapse.

The market never lacks stories, it lacks buyers. AXS's story is over; all that's left is the despair of those trapped.
The mining lamb
The mining lamb
Crypto Newbie
01-26 02:01
Yesterday everyone was touting $AXS as leading the GameFi recovery, and today it's down 17%. 😂😂 On one hand, whales are frantically buying 160,000 tokens, while on the other hand, retail investors are panicking and selling at a loss. AXS has risen 120% this week from its bottom, and the GameFi sector is indeed recovering. But the question is, why are whales buying the dip while retail investors are panicking? Whales are looking at the token economic model reform, the bAXS staking mechanism, and the valuation repair of the entire GameFi sector. They know this correction is just a technical pullback. Retail investors are looking at the MACD death cross, the RSI oversold condition, and that scary "bearish Harami" pattern. Seeing all the technical indicators giving sell signals, they panic immediately. But here's a key point: the trading volume is 38% higher than the 10-day average, indicating that someone is buying heavily. Who is buying? Not retail investors, but institutions. The current price is at 2.30, with support at 2.17 and resistance at 2.79. Technically, it does appear bearish, but the fundamentals are changing. Axie Infinity's ecosystem reforms won't show results overnight. My assessment: Short-term consolidation is expected, with a possible test of the 2.17 support level. However, if the GameFi sector truly takes off, AXS, as the leader, will have significant upside potential. The key is to decide whether you're trading short-term or long-term. For short-term traders, wait for prices to reach around 2.17; for long-term holders, the current price isn't actually expensive.
Yesterday everyone was touting $AXS as leading the GameFi recovery, and today it's down 17%. 😂😂

On one hand, whales are frantically buying 160,000 tokens, while on the other hand, retail investors are panicking and selling at a loss.

AXS has risen 120% this week from its bottom, and the GameFi sector is indeed recovering. But the question is, why are whales buying the dip while retail investors are panicking?

Whales are looking at the token economic model reform, the bAXS staking mechanism, and the valuation repair of the entire GameFi sector. They know this correction is just a technical pullback.

Retail investors are looking at the MACD death cross, the RSI oversold condition, and that scary "bearish Harami" pattern. Seeing all the technical indicators giving sell signals, they panic immediately.

But here's a key point: the trading volume is 38% higher than the 10-day average, indicating that someone is buying heavily. Who is buying? Not retail investors, but institutions.

The current price is at 2.30, with support at 2.17 and resistance at 2.79. Technically, it does appear bearish, but the fundamentals are changing. Axie Infinity's ecosystem reforms won't show results overnight.

My assessment: Short-term consolidation is expected, with a possible test of the 2.17 support level. However, if the GameFi sector truly takes off, AXS, as the leader, will have significant upside potential.

The key is to decide whether you're trading short-term or long-term. For short-term traders, wait for prices to reach around 2.17; for long-term holders, the current price isn't actually expensive.
CoinMarketCap
CoinMarketCap
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01-19 03:00
GameFi Weekly Update: Axie Price Adjustment, Pixiland's Exit from Web3 Platform, and More The GameFi market cooled down after a strong start to January. Axie Infinity experienced significant price volatility, smaller-cap tokens saw price declines, and the game Ronin completely exited the Web3 platform. Here's a brief recap. 🧵 1/7 The $AXS token experienced significant volatility this week. On January 14th, $AXS's market capitalization surged to approximately $230 million, a roughly 50% increase in two days. By January 15th, the token had fallen by over 14%, and its current market capitalization is approximately $208 million. Source: @CoinMarketCap 2/7 Meanwhile, smaller-cap GameFi tokens struggled to maintain their gains. The price of the World of Dypians token, $WOD, more than doubled last week, surging from approximately $9 million to over $20 million, but has since fallen nearly 40%. Source: @CoinMarketCap 4/7 On the other hand, Pixiland: Age of Heroes announced the suspension of all Web3 functionality, switching entirely to a Web2 model. The Ronin-based game stated that this move was due to market conditions, regulatory challenges, and limited resources. Its Web3 control panel will be shut down on March 1st. 6/7 Data Overview: • GameFi Total Market Cap: Approximately $9.35 billion • Price Change: -2% • 30-Day Change: +101% For more details and full information, please see the news brief below 👇 7/7
GameFi Weekly Update: Axie Price Adjustment, Pixiland's Exit from Web3 Platform, and More

The GameFi market cooled down after a strong start to January. Axie Infinity experienced significant price volatility, smaller-cap tokens saw price declines, and the game Ronin completely exited the Web3 platform.

Here's a brief recap. 🧵

1/7

The $AXS token experienced significant volatility this week.

On January 14th, $AXS's market capitalization surged to approximately $230 million, a roughly 50% increase in two days.

By January 15th, the token had fallen by over 14%, and its current market capitalization is approximately $208 million.

Source: @CoinMarketCap

2/7

Meanwhile, smaller-cap GameFi tokens struggled to maintain their gains.

The price of the World of Dypians token, $WOD, more than doubled last week, surging from approximately $9 million to over $20 million, but has since fallen nearly 40%.

Source: @CoinMarketCap

4/7

On the other hand, Pixiland: Age of Heroes announced the suspension of all Web3 functionality, switching entirely to a Web2 model.

The Ronin-based game stated that this move was due to market conditions, regulatory challenges, and limited resources.

Its Web3 control panel will be shut down on March 1st.

6/7

Data Overview:

• GameFi Total Market Cap: Approximately $9.35 billion

• Price Change: -2%

• 30-Day Change: +101%

For more details and full information, please see the news brief below 👇

7/7GameFi Weekly Update: Axie Price Adjustment, Pixiland's Exit from Web3 Platform, and More

The GameFi market cooled down after a strong start to January. Axie Infinity experienced significant price volatility, smaller-cap tokens saw price declines, and the game Ronin completely exited the Web3 platform.

Here's a brief recap. 🧵

1/7

The $AXS token experienced significant volatility this week.

On January 14th, $AXS's market capitalization surged to approximately $230 million, a roughly 50% increase in two days.

By January 15th, the token had fallen by over 14%, and its current market capitalization is approximately $208 million.

Source: @CoinMarketCap

2/7

Meanwhile, smaller-cap GameFi tokens struggled to maintain their gains.

The price of the World of Dypians token, $WOD, more than doubled last week, surging from approximately $9 million to over $20 million, but has since fallen nearly 40%.

Source: @CoinMarketCap

4/7

On the other hand, Pixiland: Age of Heroes announced the suspension of all Web3 functionality, switching entirely to a Web2 model.

The Ronin-based game stated that this move was due to market conditions, regulatory challenges, and limited resources.

Its Web3 control panel will be shut down on March 1st.

6/7

Data Overview:

• GameFi Total Market Cap: Approximately $9.35 billion

• Price Change: -2%

• 30-Day Change: +101%

For more details and full information, please see the news brief below 👇

7/7GameFi Weekly Update: Axie Price Adjustment, Pixiland's Exit from Web3 Platform, and More

The GameFi market cooled down after a strong start to January. Axie Infinity experienced significant price volatility, smaller-cap tokens saw price declines, and the game Ronin completely exited the Web3 platform.

Here's a brief recap. 🧵

1/7

The $AXS token experienced significant volatility this week.

On January 14th, $AXS's market capitalization surged to approximately $230 million, a roughly 50% increase in two days.

By January 15th, the token had fallen by over 14%, and its current market capitalization is approximately $208 million.

Source: @CoinMarketCap

2/7

Meanwhile, smaller-cap GameFi tokens struggled to maintain their gains.

The price of the World of Dypians token, $WOD, more than doubled last week, surging from approximately $9 million to over $20 million, but has since fallen nearly 40%.

Source: @CoinMarketCap

4/7

On the other hand, Pixiland: Age of Heroes announced the suspension of all Web3 functionality, switching entirely to a Web2 model.

The Ronin-based game stated that this move was due to market conditions, regulatory challenges, and limited resources.

Its Web3 control panel will be shut down on March 1st.

6/7

Data Overview:

• GameFi Total Market Cap: Approximately $9.35 billion

• Price Change: -2%

• 30-Day Change: +101%

For more details and full information, please see the news brief below 👇

7/7GameFi Weekly Update: Axie Price Adjustment, Pixiland's Exit from Web3 Platform, and More

The GameFi market cooled down after a strong start to January. Axie Infinity experienced significant price volatility, smaller-cap tokens saw price declines, and the game Ronin completely exited the Web3 platform.

Here's a brief recap. 🧵

1/7

The $AXS token experienced significant volatility this week.

On January 14th, $AXS's market capitalization surged to approximately $230 million, a roughly 50% increase in two days.

By January 15th, the token had fallen by over 14%, and its current market capitalization is approximately $208 million.

Source: @CoinMarketCap

2/7

Meanwhile, smaller-cap GameFi tokens struggled to maintain their gains.

The price of the World of Dypians token, $WOD, more than doubled last week, surging from approximately $9 million to over $20 million, but has since fallen nearly 40%.

Source: @CoinMarketCap

4/7

On the other hand, Pixiland: Age of Heroes announced the suspension of all Web3 functionality, switching entirely to a Web2 model.

The Ronin-based game stated that this move was due to market conditions, regulatory challenges, and limited resources.

Its Web3 control panel will be shut down on March 1st.

6/7

Data Overview:

• GameFi Total Market Cap: Approximately $9.35 billion

• Price Change: -2%

• 30-Day Change: +101%

For more details and full information, please see the news brief below 👇

7/7