According to EmberCN, VINE achieved a remarkable feat by transitioning from release to listing on Bybit and Binance in just 30 hours, showcasing significant market interest trailing only the previous 'Trump Couple Coin'. The timeline began with Elon Musk's consideration to revive the Vine video service on January 19, followed by co-founder Rus Yusupov's announcement of VINECOIN on January 23. Bybit quickly listed VINE perpetual contracts the same day, catalyzing a price surge from $0.23 to $0.42 and a fully diluted valuation of $400 million within 14 hours. On January 24, Binance followed suit with its own listing. Bybit's prompt response in listing trending projects, including VINE, highlights its keen market foresight and strength in derivatives trading. Additionally, Bybit offers a promotion for new Chinese users with rewards based on trading volume.

According to Lookonchain, a trader withdrew 4,248 $SOL (worth $1.06M) from exchanges and incurred losses totaling $892K. Over the past two days, the individual traded 13 different tokens, achieving a negligible profit of $231 on a single trade, resulting in an almost 0% win rate. The largest losses were $456.4K on $ALON and $254.5K on $VINE.

According to Lookonchain, a trader withdrew 4,248 $SOL (approximately $1.06M) from exchanges to engage in trading activities, only to incur losses amounting to $892K. The individual traded 13 different tokens over two days, resulting in only one profitable trade with a gain of $231, while the remaining trades were unprofitable, leading to an almost 0% win rate. Significant losses were reported on $ALON and $VINE, with $456.4K and $254.5K lost respectively.