#美国核心物价涨幅不及市场预估 $AXS's moving average pattern shows a clear weak signal. Near the key resistance level of 1.92, the short-term bearish logic is quite strong. Our target is set around 1.86, where there are quite a few support orders. Friends who want to short can set a break-even stop-loss, and risk control should be well managed. If you're still observing the market direction, you can join the chat room to discuss the latest ideas. Amid fluctuations in US economic data, the short-term rhythm of the crypto market is also adjusting.

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GasFeeDodger

· 01-23 04:04

1.92 can't be broken, only then dare to be bearish. This wave feels a bit fake. --- AXS this rhythm... feels like we have to wait for the Fed's stance again. --- Can the support really hold? I have my doubts. --- Once the core inflation data is out, the crypto circle starts following suit again. So annoying. --- 1.86? Might as well wait for 1.8 directly, don't get washed out. --- Shorting with stop-losses, that's cautious, but I still don't quite believe it. --- With US economic data so volatile, it's better not to touch AXS in the short term. --- I understand the bearish logic, but executing it always results in losses. --- The chatroom is about to start complaining again, it’s always like this. --- Moving averages being weak ≠ necessarily falling; this logic is a bit flimsy.

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ForkItAllDay

· 01-20 09:25

1.92 this hurdle, feels like it's not that easy to break, what should I do? --- Did you set a stop loss for the short position? Don't get caught by a rebound and get blown out. --- Can 1.86 really hold? It seems like this wave depends on the mood of the US stock market. --- Everyone's shorting, but what about the rebound? There’s not much reference for comparison. --- The moving average is weak, but I've seen this kind of trend many times before. Be cautious of a reverse crash. --- Support level? To me, the resistance above looks even heavier. --- What’s the thinking in the chat room? Any new ideas or just old tricks? --- These economic data releases are coming one after another, so short-term predictions are indeed difficult. --- Where is a reasonable place to set the capital preservation stop loss? 1.95? --- Feels like there are more traps below 1.86. Don’t jump in too quickly.

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ShamedApeSeller

· 01-20 05:09

If it can't break 1.92, then it's really strange; it should have dropped long ago.

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FromMinerToFarmer

· 01-20 05:09

There is indeed resistance around 1.92, but I am more concerned about what the Federal Reserve will do next. --- I only considered buying in when AXS dropped to 1.86; for now, I will stay on the sidelines. --- The bearish logic is solid, but stop-losses should also be set properly, after all, economic data is so volatile. --- I'm a bit worried about the weak moving averages; I don't know how other coins are doing. --- If 1.92 can't be broken, the rebound space will be quite large; we need to be cautious. --- It feels like the recent crypto market rhythm is being led by the US economy, which is quite frustrating. --- Has this been discussed in the chatroom? It seems everyone is waiting for the Fed's signal.

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BTCBeliefStation

· 01-20 05:06

1.92 can't really break through, which is a bit awkward, but 1.86 definitely needs to be watched --- AXS is extremely weak this time, let's wait and see --- Core prices are moving, and the crypto market is shaking accordingly, so annoying --- Set proper stop-loss for short positions, don't be greedy and suffer losses --- What are they discussing in the chatroom now? Any interesting ideas? --- Hold the 1.86 level, or else it will fall again --- US economic data has been unpredictable, truly incredible --- I understand the logic of being bearish, just worried about a reverse smash --- There are so many resistance levels, AXS keeps getting stuck --- Waiting and observing is better than reckless actions, let's wait for the right rhythm

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GameFiCritic

· 01-20 05:03

1.92 this resistance level indeed deserves attention, but I am more concerned about whether AXS's intrinsic gameplay metrics are declining. Simply looking at moving averages to short is easy to be smashed by rebounds. Weakness in moving averages is one thing, but the key is whether the token's deflation model can still sustain player retention. 1.86 support sounds good, but the real question is whether anyone will actually take it... There are so many projects on the market now, investors are already spoilt for choice. By the way, with the US inflation data plunging, how much actual impact does it have on game tokens like AXS? Or is it purely dragged down by the overall market? Shorting is fine, but don't forget risk control—how many people shout happily only to end up losing everything... Capital preservation must be well managed.

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gm_or_ngmi

· 01-20 04:55

1.92 can't hold, it really needs to drop, but I'm still waiting for a rebound at 1.86 before acting. AXS is indeed weak this round, feels like there's still room to dip further. The short-term bearish strategy is indeed valid, just don't be too greedy with risk management. US inflation data has been volatile, and the crypto market is following suit, so annoying. Is there really support at 1.86? It feels like it might break through further.

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AirdropworkerZhang

· 01-20 04:51

1.92 can't be broken, so just keep shorting. Anyway, US data is so disappointing.

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DAOTruant

· 01-20 04:46

1.92 Break or not, it still depends on the Federal Reserve's subsequent actions --- Still praising AXS, why is this coin still being played --- Set a stop loss for short positions, don't chase in impulsively --- Can 1.86 really rebound? It looks uncertain to me --- Does US CPI data really determine the market, or is it mainly driven by liquidity --- Just go short when seeing weak moving averages, isn’t this approach a bit reckless --- Support at 1.86? The question is whether it can actually fall that far, haha --- Short-term correction in the crypto market, you hear this every week --- I've stopped touching AXS long ago, the risk is too high --- A single statement from the Federal Reserve can cause the crypto market to fluctuate, it's really intense, brother

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