If $VRA were legitimately problematic, you'd likely see major exchanges withdrawing support or partnerships dissolving. But it's still actively traded on major platforms with real volume.
That's worth considering—not because it guarantees anything, but because it suggests some level of vetting is still happening. Smart traders don't chase momentum or panic sell into fear.
They ask: when are assets mispriced? When everyone else is running. So while others are caught up in sentiment swings, seasoned players are already positioned. Accumulation phases usually look ugly. That's the timing nobody wants to admit they're thinking about. But that's exactly when opportunities form.
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down_only_larry
· 2h ago
That's right, the fact that major exchanges are still listed shows that people still believe in ngl.
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ProbablyNothing
· 18h ago
As long as the exchange is still listed, it means it's not that bad; the real crash has already happened. The key is to see who is bottom-fishing.
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TheShibaWhisperer
· 01-11 17:13
Ah, this logic makes some sense... There's nothing wrong with what you're saying. Major exchanges are still listed, which means they're not that bad. True hunters are the ones quietly accumulating during others' sell-offs.
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GreenCandleCollector
· 01-11 16:50
Listen, the exchange is still listing VRA, which means there are at least no major issues... That's the key.
Smart people won't follow the trend and run; instead, they are accumulating chips when everyone else is cutting losses.
Really, the accumulation period may look ugly, but that's when the opportunity arises.
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LiquidationWatcher
· 01-11 16:48
Laughing out loud, it's the same logic again: "As long as the big exchanges are still trading, it means there's no problem"... Exchanges want money, they don't care about the quality of the project.
Wait, there is some truth to that. At least if they haven't been forcibly delisted, it means things haven't reached the worst point yet.
If $VRA were legitimately problematic, you'd likely see major exchanges withdrawing support or partnerships dissolving. But it's still actively traded on major platforms with real volume.
That's worth considering—not because it guarantees anything, but because it suggests some level of vetting is still happening. Smart traders don't chase momentum or panic sell into fear.
They ask: when are assets mispriced? When everyone else is running. So while others are caught up in sentiment swings, seasoned players are already positioned. Accumulation phases usually look ugly. That's the timing nobody wants to admit they're thinking about. But that's exactly when opportunities form.