2026-01-18 16:38:28

Overview of Spot Trading Trends in the Past 15 Minutes:

In the recent short-term fluctuations, SCOR performed the most impressively, with a single-day increase of 4.73%. Slash Vision Labs followed closely with a 2.99% rise, and Tensor also recorded a 1.67% increase. These three tokens have become the market focus for this phase.

On the other hand, signs of adjustment pressure are also emerging. Vanar Chain led the decline with a 2.82% drop, Merlin Chain fell nearly 2.7%, and Frax was not spared, declining 2.67%. In the short term, a typical divergence trend is evident—some hot assets attract capital attention, while others face profit-taking pressure.

This 15-minute level of price change rankings updates quickly, reflecting real-time battles over short-term capital flows in the spot market. Traders need to be aware of the risk exposure in such high-frequency fluctuations, especially when there is no obvious fundamental catalyst.

SCOR-13,26%

SVL-13,26%

TNSR-11,24%

VANRY-15,33%

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SeeYouInFourYears

· 8h ago

SCOR is acting up again, I really can't figure out the logic of this move... Wait, what's going on with Vanar Chain dropping so much? It was fine just now? Playing the 15-minute rise and fall list at this frequency is a bit nerve-wracking, funds are harvesting profits. Frax can't hold up either, the market is so polarized... It's better to honestly focus on the long-term; short-term fluctuations like this can easily cause anxiety.

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RugpullSurvivor

· 22h ago

SCOR's recent surge is outrageous, feels like another coordinated pump... got sidetracked If I had known that chasing the high now would be deadly, I would have avoided it yesterday when I was still bearish Why did Vanar drop again? The manipulation is too obvious Playing the 15-minute K-line is all about mindset; without strong resolve, you'll really get burned This divergent market makes my head hurt; I just can't catch the bottom

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GateUser-3824aa38

· 22h ago

It's the same 15-minute pump and dump trick again. SCOR rises 4.73% and gets hyped up, but it will probably crash soon. Vanar Chain, Merlin, and Frax take turns dumping, clearly someone is trying to harvest profits. Such frequent short-term fluctuations without fundamentals support are purely a game of capital; don't get caught. Can SCOR sustain this rise, or is it just another fleeting project? Judging by the level of divergence, it seems like a major correction is coming.

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HashRateHermit

· 22h ago

SCOR's recent surge is quite intense, it feels like another round of capital pooling and speculation. The 15-minute leaderboard changing so frequently really makes it easy to get caught. Vanar Chain is leading the decline... there should be quite a few who cut losses. Such high-frequency fluctuations without fundamental support, better to be cautious. SCOR and Tensor take turns rising, it seems like someone is dumping to create fake breakouts. The divergence is so obvious, who is taking the buy-in and who is selling off... This pace is a bit fast, with the 15-minute gain leaderboard updating so frequently, make sure to set stop-losses properly.

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OnChainArchaeologist

· 22h ago

SCOR's recent rally can't be sustained anymore, feels like it's about to crash again Vanar Chain is still falling? Holders are really at their wit's end The 15-minute leaderboard updates so quickly? I can't keep up with my reaction speed It's another divergence, another risk... it's making my scalp tingle No one is rescuing Frax from its decline? Weren't they just hyping it up earlier? This kind of rebound without fundamental catalysts is a clear sign of a trap for retail investors Profit-taking pressure is mounting, should I buy the dip or cut my losses?

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