To be honest, Bitcoin has been falling these past couple of days. But if you focus on small-cap coins, especially YGG, the scene is completely different—it's surged over 9% in 24 hours. Such volatility is something Bitcoin will never learn in its lifetime.

Why? Because in these kinds of markets, the whales are still here, they can push up or dump at will. Retail investors just get a chance to sip some soup in the process.

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This bullish candle for YGG looks very comfortable.

First, look at the data: YGG shot up from a low of 0.043 to 0.0478, with a trading volume reaching 190 million and a transaction value close to 9 million USD. This isn’t just a “technical rebound,” it’s real capital entering the market.

On the technical side, the MACD just experienced a golden cross, the histogram turned red, and the DIF line is trending upward. This pattern, in any textbook, is called a “trend reversal signal.” Plus, the price has broken above the 7-day and 25-day moving averages, with short-term moving averages starting to align bullishly—don’t tell me the bull market hasn’t arrived; at least in the small world of YGG, spring has already come.

Gaming Sector, Hot Money is Returning

This YGG rally isn’t isolated. In recent days, there’s been a clear rotation of funds within the gaming sector, with old favorites like SLP, MC, and GALA showing activity. The simple reason: Bitcoin is consolidating, and funds have nowhere to go, so they turn to sectors with compelling stories.

What’s the biggest advantage of gaming tokens? They have scenes, users, and communities. Even just speculating on expectations is better than those pure air coins. Behind this YGG surge, there’s a $7.5 million ecosystem fund supporting it, plus recent community tasks going live. Retail investors see “Hey, this project is still active,” and their sentiment immediately improves.

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Can you chase it? It all depends on one logic.

This kind of small-cap play shouldn’t be thought of with value investing in mind. If you ask about YGG’s fundamentals? Don’t be silly—this thing’s ups and downs depend entirely on the whims of the whales. But the fact is, the whales’ mood is clearly leaning toward pushing prices higher right now.

Looking at the candlesticks, around 0.043 is a cost basis, and 0.052 is the previous high. If it can break through with volume, the upside potential opens up. But on the other hand, such a market can be very volatile—if you don’t set your stop-loss properly, you can get washed out in minutes. $YGG