Looking at MMT's trend, it's indeed interesting. The usual pattern is very clear: the big players typically push the price up quickly for a few hours to unload, then the coin price slides all the way down, and investors have to wait endlessly for a rebound opportunity. This time is different — it has been steadily rising for several days, with fluctuations, sometimes high, sometimes low. This rhythm clearly indicates a move towards a more sustained market.

From a trading psychology perspective, rapid short-term rises and falls are meant for quick profit-taking, while repeated upward movements over several days usually mean the main force is building a larger expectation. Since the time cost is so high, the target price naturally won't be set at just a 1x increase — that wouldn't be worth spending so much time on.

Of course, how high it can go depends on whether the subsequent trading volume and market sentiment can be maintained. But from the current rhythm, participants should closely monitor whether this level can hold steady.