BREV's recent surge is worth pondering: a 545% increase sounds enticing, but the underlying data is a bit suspicious. Looking closely at the trading volume indicator, the X factor is only 34, which forms a stark contrast with the price increase.

Where is the problem? A leading exchange's DEX ranking mechanism updates every 24 hours, meaning as long as the price remains on an upward trend within this cycle, it can continue to occupy the top spots—an ideal exposure mechanism. Moreover, from the market depth perspective, the lack of large sell orders keeps the price supported. This combination just doesn't seem quite right.

An imbalance between genuine liquidity and buying power often hints at manipulation. According to the logic that a significant correction occurs only when the Y value reaches 60, there's still room for Y, so the price can be maintained for now. But once the downward trigger conditions are met, the decline often happens faster than the rise. When trading, it's essential to pay attention to these details.