For newsletter coverage and deep dives, that $1M-$10M average daily volume range hits differently. Small enough that boutique funds can still get positioned without moving markets. Public data's still pretty thin at this level, which means you're early to the story. Plus, sell-side analysts usually start circling right around here—just before the real attention kicks in.
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SerumSqueezer
· 18h ago
This volume range is indeed a golden window. Fewer data = greater information asymmetry, a great opportunity to buy the dip.
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CoinBasedThinking
· 12-04 08:53
Honestly, the $1M-$10M range is really the most comfortable position. Big money hasn't come in yet, small institutions can quietly get on board, and there's a huge data gap—whoever does deeper research wins. The problem is, very few can withstand this kind of loneliness...
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down_only_larry
· 12-04 08:52
This volume level is indeed where the information gap is the largest. Less public data means a first-mover advantage... Wait, isn't this the best time for retail investors to get sniped? lol
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CoffeeNFTrader
· 12-04 08:39
NGL, this volume range is definitely a sweet spot. Small retail investors can still take the opportunity to get in without risking their entire capital.
For newsletter coverage and deep dives, that $1M-$10M average daily volume range hits differently. Small enough that boutique funds can still get positioned without moving markets. Public data's still pretty thin at this level, which means you're early to the story. Plus, sell-side analysts usually start circling right around here—just before the real attention kicks in.