CORE (CORE) 24-hour amplitude at 67.8%: Trading volume surges 146%, driving sharp rebound and volatility
Bitget Pulse2026/04/23 00:12Volatility Brief
In the past 24 hours, the price of CORE rebounded from a low of $0.0426 to a high of $0.0715, currently trading at $0.0568, with an amplitude of 67.8%. Trading volume surged to $165 million, up 146.2% from the previous day, showing clear signs of net capital inflow (with derivatives buyers dominating nearly 69%), and market depth has increased.
Brief Analysis of the Cause of the Unusual Move
• Explosive surge in trading volume: 24-hour trading volume approached $200 million (without Tier1 CEX support), over 200% growth from the previous day, triggering a sharp price spike.
• Technical rebound: After the Colend platform liquidation cascade on March 29 resulted in a 50% flash crash, CORE remained in an extremely oversold state and recently rebounded from the $0.024–$0.028 lows, breaking through the short-term $0.035 resistance.
No official announcements or major on-chain events (such as large whale transfers) were reported within 24 hours; the primary driving factor appears to be market momentum and L1 narrative alignment with BTC.
Market Opinions and Outlook
The mainstream sentiment in the community is bullish, viewing this event as “rebirth from the ashes.” Seven-day gains reached 155%, targeting resistance at $0.065–$0.075, but warnings suggest this non-organic pump may be a “retail exit liquidity” trap. Analysts caution that if the $0.035 demand zone is maintained, further upside is possible; otherwise, there is an increased risk of a retracement to $0.029.
Note: This analysis is generated automatically by AI based on public data and on-chain monitoring and is for informational purposes only.Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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