#数字资产动态追踪 BREV Last night's scene was a textbook-level reversal.



Here's what happened — two leading market makers, Amber Group and GSR Markets, just received chips from the project team, averaging 1 million BREV each. They initially planned to follow normal procedures: stabilize the order book, grind volume, and let volatility gradually subside.

Who would have thought the next second the plot would flip entirely.

Brevis team’s wallet suddenly surged onto the exchange, transferring about $5.3 million worth of BREV. Without any warning, as soon as the on-chain data appeared, the market exploded. Buy orders were filled instantly, selling pressure flooded in, and the price plummeted. Even the market makers couldn’t react in time; the order book only had one voice — "Are they about to run?"

Panic spread faster than a dump. BREV’s price took a sharp dive in a short period, crushing confidence to the bottom.

But the story wasn’t over.

At a critical moment when emotions were about to spiral out of control, good news was released. Before the short sellers could recover, funds started flowing back in. The price was forcibly pulled back, forming a deep V, and the entire candlestick pattern was chilling.

More importantly — BREV then confirmed it would be listed on a major trading platform. At this moment, the logic was completely reversed.

With an exchange and top-tier market makers involved, at least one thing can be inferred: in the short term, there’s no need to worry about the project team abandoning the project or it going to zero. Of course, short-term volatility will still be fierce, but the "disappear overnight" scenario can now be practically written into the story.

What’s truly worth pondering is the logic behind this operation — chips, emotions, rhythm — they are being restructured. Sometimes the market is like this: a sudden event can make all participants instantly reevaluate the order book. This BREV move also offers insights into the risks during a project’s cold start phase.

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RugDocScientistvip
· 01-09 15:01
Oh my, this move directly dumped 5.3 million into the exchange from the team wallet, giving no time for market makers to react. Truly outrageous. This is exactly why I dislike cold starts for new projects; the risks are so high that no one can bear them. After the deep V rally, they confirmed the launch again. Wow, this pacing is quite well arranged. Honestly, having top-tier market makers is much better, at least it proves it's not the traditional rug pull routine. That being said, such unexpected events test mental resilience. I really can't tell whether this was intentional or accidental. BREV will probably continue to fluctuate in the short term. Let's just wait and see how it develops next.
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AirdropF5Brovip
· 01-09 05:40
Really amazing, the team's move this time can be called a textbook psychological battle, making everyone panic all at once. Once again witnessing the power of on-chain data, which is more direct than any announcement. The moment I saw the deep V breakout, I knew this might have a chance. To be honest, I've seen too many cold start strategies like this; it all depends on who can hold their emotions. The listing on mainstream exchanges is really a reassurance, at least indicating that someone is backing it. That's why I never chase the rise; I focus on the logical reconstruction after the reversal. There will definitely be continued fluctuations, but the possibility of a rug pull is basically ruled out. It reminds me a bit of some previous projects; the operational approach is surprisingly consistent—first crashing, then pulling up, testing psychological resilience.
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PerpetualLongervip
· 01-07 03:29
Deep V huh, isn't this just a signal to bottom out? I almost freaked out last night. I wasn't afraid of dumping 5.3 million USD, I actually increased my position threefold. Now it looks really worth it. Market makers are all in, the exchange is live, the logic is solid—this is the rhythm of takeoff. Getting back to break-even is just around the corner, faith is at full score, keep holding steady.
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MetaMisfitvip
· 01-07 03:23
Deep V reversal, the team suddenly dumps and then pulls back, this technique is truly a masterstroke --- Wait, $5.3 million suddenly listed on the exchange? Isn't this the standard operation before跑路 --- Only when the exchange confirms the listing do I realize, damn, this is actually a washout --- Market makers are caught off guard, panic sell-offs emerge, then they are forcibly pulled back, really hair-raising --- Reorganizing chips, sentiment, and rhythm, retail investors are left to eat the dust. BREV's move this time is textbook level --- Short-term volatility is fierce, but at least it proves it's not a one-night disappearance. This can be considered a positive --- Falcon's technique belongs to advanced韭菜割, who the hell would dare to sell after a deep V pattern --- Having exchange backing can indeed eliminate some of the zeroing fears, but subsequent fluctuations will only be more intense --- The question is whether this reversal was planned by the team or purely a coincidence. Just thinking about it is terrifying
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ConsensusDissentervip
· 01-07 03:19
It's incredible, pouring in $5.3 million all at once. This rhythm is playing so smoothly. --- That deep V reversal moment left me numb. This comeback is truly textbook-level. --- Wait, is the team really lacking confidence this time or are they deliberately scaring retail investors? The logic feels a bit strange. --- Damn, I just want to know who bought the bottom. Are they making a killing? --- Is it safe now that it's listed on mainstream exchanges? I don't think so. Don't forget how many projects go straight to delisting after launch. --- Market makers can't even keep up, which shows this move was definitely unplanned. It's quite interesting. --- This is the truth of cold start: first dump the price, then pump it up. Retail investors are always the bagholders. --- I'm too afraid to copy the deep V that was forcibly pushed up. Who knows what the next move will be. --- If BREV had happened last year, it would have been zero by now. Having mainstream exchanges backing it definitely changes the game. --- Rearranging the chips? Sounds fancy, but it's basically just a wash.
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GasFeeCryvip
· 01-07 03:10
My goodness, the team wallet directly dumped 5.3 million, this move is truly incredible. Luckily, there was no chaos in the end. Market makers didn't expect this either. Without the exchange stepping in to take over, it might have been over. The deep V trend does seem a bit like a carefully crafted design. As I always say, it depends on whether it can stabilize afterward. This round is definitely worth reviewing. Cold start is like that—sharp-tongued but soft-hearted. I'm optimistic about the exchange's backing, at least it shows it's not just an air project.
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StableGeniusvip
· 01-07 03:08
look tbh this whole "textbook reversal" thing is exactly what i warned would happen with poorly coordinated token launches... market makers getting blindsided by team wallet movements? that's not a feature, that's a governance failure waiting to happen
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