Let's talk about JACKSON's price trend and my core viewpoint today: Jackson's beta during the uptrend is significantly higher than the overall market, while its beta during the downtrend is very low, almost not following the market's decline. From this K-line chart, it's clear to see: the entire upward movement is very smooth, with a steep slope, a wave after another, clearly outperforming the market (beta > 1, possibly even > 2).

Once a pullback or correction occurs, it's mostly small red or green candles alternating, mainly oscillating with very restrained losses, almost not following the market's panic-driven sell-offs (beta much less than 1).

What does this indicate? The upward momentum is strong, belonging to high beta assets.
Jackson's rise is not simply following the market sentiment, but is driven by solid business: the Pokémon RWA card draw business volume continues to expand, transaction fee income is snowballing, and LP profits are steadily increasing (over $42,000 in the last 10 days). These fundamentals provide significant support during a bull market phase, with growth far exceeding the overall market.

It shows strong resilience during downturns, with a very low beta.
Why does it drop less during corrections? Because the real big funds (LP holders and long-term believers) are not selling at all. They know the project's value is rapidly being realized (card package updates, World Cup benefits, the sports sector is about to explode) and will not offload at this position. Instead, short-term speculative funds are taking profits, resulting in slight fluctuations. However, this selling pressure is very limited and is quickly absorbed by fundamental buying.
Sideways consolidation = a golden window for increasing positions.
After each surge, Jackson enters a phase of sideways consolidation (multiple segments of slight fluctuations can be seen in the chart). During this time, trading volume shrinks, prices do not decline but instead build a bottom, which is when big funds are quietly accumulating. For long-term players, this is the most comfortable investment range—both lowering costs and avoiding chasing highs.

In summary:
$JACKSON is a typical 'high beta in a bull market, low beta in a bear market' asset. When it rises, it outperforms the market; when it falls, it is more stable and declines less. The target price for the real big funds is much higher than the current position, which is why it can continuously accumulate energy during fluctuations. Sharks, if you believe in Jackson's dual-driven logic of RWA + GameFi + sports, don't be afraid of fluctuations. Sideways movement is a gift, not a punishment. Continue to invest regularly, continue to lock in LP, and in the future, looking back, this period of fluctuation may very well be your lowest cost and most comfortable accumulation time. Let's wait for the next surge together and witness Jackson's next wave of upward momentum!