2026-01-13 19:22:08

Recently monitored the trend of some old coins, and TRB, ORDI, and 1000SATS have attracted particular attention. These tokens have been dormant over the past two years, but based on today's market performance, it seems there are new signals.

TRB is especially worth noting—23.5 has become a key breakout point. From a technical perspective, when an asset that has been silent for so long suddenly breaks upward at a specific level, it often indicates that funds are quietly accumulating. The performance of 1000SATS and ORDI is also active, providing us with some positive references.

For long-term holders, the startup cycle of these old coins is often underestimated by the market. When multiple similar assets show technical resonance simultaneously, they tend to be overlooked. This wave of market activity is worth continuing to observe—after all, the longer the silence, the greater the potential energy for a breakout.

TRB6,48%

ORDI15,82%

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DefiEngineerJack

· 2h ago

nah, 23.5 breakout on trb is cute but have you actually looked at the order book depth? technically speaking, that's barely non-trivial volume lmao show me the formal verification that this isn't just another dead cat bounce, ser

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DevChive

· 12h ago

Suddenly taking off after being stagnant for two years? I've seen this script too many times haha If TRB really breaks 23.5, I'll bet on it The calm before the launch of old coins is indeed easy to overlook, but this time feels different If it breaks 23.5, there’s hope; if not, it’s just so-so

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Hash_Bandit

· 17h ago

ngl been watching these sleepers too, trb breaking 23.5 got me thinking... hashrate after dormancy hits different, fr

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EntryPositionAnalyst

· 17h ago

Having been silent for two years, suddenly moving together—I've seen this pattern too many times... The key still depends on whether it can stabilize. Can TRB withstand this wave? It feels a bit uncertain. When old coins turn around, it's nice to call it a period of dormancy, but frankly, it's just the prelude to harvesting the leeks. Multiple assets rising simultaneously? Either it's no coincidence or someone is putting on a show, and this is the easiest time to fall into a trap. Let's wait and see; there's no need to rush.

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fork_in_the_road

· 17h ago

I'm also watching this wave of TRB, but can it really break through 23.5? It seems like it still depends on the subsequent trading volume. After two years of silence, it suddenly starts moving again. I've seen this routine too many times; ultimately, retail investors are the ones who end up taking the hit. ORDI and 1000SATS move in sync, indicating that there are indeed major players secretly orchestrating behind the scenes. I agree that the startup cycle of old coins has been underestimated; the key is to see who breaks the level first. I'm not daring to go all-in this time; a small position to follow and take some profits is enough.

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FlashLoanKing

· 17h ago

A wave after two years of silence? I believe it will break through 23.5, mainly because TRB's operation is quite smooth.

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token_therapist

· 17h ago

Silence for two years suddenly starts moving, this wave definitely has some flavor. I'm also watching TRB at 23.5, just to see if it can stabilize. Multiple old coins moving together indicates that someone is secretly accumulating, this logic makes sense. Don't rush, this kind of rebound often makes those who cut losses yesterday regret it today. If TRB breaks its support level, it will probably undergo another round of washing out. I remain optimistic but still have risk awareness. ORDI and 1000SATS are more driven by following the trend, but TRB is still more stable? Long-term holders should be thrilled now; the two-year ordeal finally shows some signs of payoff. That's why I never chase high, it's safer to wait for a correction before jumping in.

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