The logic behind market rallies is actually quite simple. Currencies with liquidity shortages tend to see the sharpest increases—fewer people and less money mean that a small amount of capital can push prices soaring. Assets with leverage are also prone to rapid surges, as leverage amplifies the effect of each buy order. Regions and projects with loose regulation experience less capital flow restriction, making their rise naturally fierce. Some Ponzi-like projects, due to continuous funding sources, have strong upward momentum. Additionally, projects with low financing costs mean that the manipulators' operational costs are low, making their price manipulation efforts more vigorous.

In other words, these factors collectively determine who rises the fastest—lack of liquidity, high leverage, regulatory vacuum, aggressive funding models, and low costs—when these conditions stack up, they are the most likely to experience explosive growth.