2025-12-31 04:29:01

I have traded this coin multiple times and have some insights into its trend and rhythm. The recent downward trend looks like a genuine decline, but in reality, the main force is doing some shakeout work—forcing out retail investors who follow the trend and wearing down the bulls' patience.

From a short-term perspective, the rebound this morning lacked momentum, and the upward energy has clearly weakened. At this point, it might be wise to consider small short positions. The key is to control risk: set the initial stop loss at 5%, then gradually move the stop loss downward as the price declines. This way, you can lock in profits and avoid being caught in a reversal.

The true turning point is indicated by trading volume. Keep an eye on the hourly trading volume; once it drops below 2 million USDT, it suggests that selling pressure has dried up, and even if the main force wants to dump, they have no chips left. This is usually a prelude to a reversal and a rally.

This process is expected to take another 1-2 days of consolidation. Be patient and wait until the volume shrinks to its limit—the entry will then have a very high cost-performance ratio. Every stage of the market has its play, the key is to see through the main force's tactics.

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gas_fee_therapist

· 01-03 02:41

Oh no, it's the same old theory of washout again, always the same story. --- Will the market really turn around when the trading volume drops to 2 million? Last time I heard this, it directly broke through the support. --- Stop loss at 5%? Brother, are you trying to control risk or deceive yourself? --- The main force's tactics are becoming more and more mysterious; might as well just coinflip. --- Anyway, I can't wait 1-2 days. When I get itchy, I just make a small bet to test the waters. --- This analysis sounds pretty good, but I can't handle the kind of joy where you stare at the screen until your eyes hurt. --- So you're shorting with a small position, huh? Just don't cry next time you get liquidated. --- The truly experienced ones should have already gotten their chips long ago. What they're telling us now is just the final act. --- I agree with the volume signals, but they need to be combined with other indicators. Relying solely on volume feels not solid enough. --- It's true that eroding the bulls' patience has happened before, but talking about this is just gambling on probabilities.

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defi_detective

· 2025-12-31 18:42

Is this the same old theory of wash trading again? Aren't there still plenty of times when that kind of talk backfires? --- Reversing below 2 million U? Bro, you need to change your indicator. Last time you said that, it just broke through directly. --- Shorting with small positions sounds easy, but when you actually face losses, it’s no small matter. Better to be cautious. --- If the main force’s tactics are so easy to see through, why bother posting here? --- I agree that shrinking trading volume is a thing, but the prelude to a reversal and rally could also be a sign that it’s about to drop further. --- There’s nothing wrong with wearing out retail investors’ patience, but your own analysis is wearing out mine. --- Waiting 1-2 days for a shakeout? Markets aren’t that obedient. What if a black swan suddenly appears? --- Moving stop-loss down feels comfortable, but in reality, it just means losing more. I’ve tried it. --- This logic is the same every time, it feels like I’m hearing the same story repeated. --- Waiting until trading volume hits the limit before entering? By then, others have already jumped in, brother.

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NervousFingers

· 2025-12-31 04:59

Bro, I've heard this theory many times before. Every time, it's said that the main force is shaking out the weak hands. So, what's the result?

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ApeWithNoChain

· 2025-12-31 04:56

The main force's washout pattern I've seen too many times; the key still depends on trading volume—don't just listen to stories. --- Only buy below 2 million U, I remember this level, waiting for it. --- The rebound lacks momentum and the signals are indeed obvious, but I'm scared, so I'll wait for the volume to decrease again. --- 1-2 days of adjustment? I don't have that much patience for this coin, I'm out. --- Small positions shorting sounds simple, but in actual operation, it's still easy to hold the position—everyone says so. --- Moving stop-loss sounds easy to say, but when it really drops, the psychological defense line collapses. --- The main force's tactics are indeed deep, but I'm more curious about how they will continue to deceive us next time.

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PumpDoctrine

· 2025-12-31 04:31

Hmm... I've heard the explanation of 2 million U shrinking volume many times, and every time I reach this point, it reverses and drops. Is it true? Are the main players really that easy to predict?

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