$MVLL Recap · The psychological game between shrinking trading volume and a failed golden cross.

MVLL dropped from 42.70. The rebound from 28.37 was the most deceptive: on the four-hour candlestick chart, it printed several small bullish candles; the MACD was about to form a golden cross, and in the main camp, a bunch of people were asking, “Is it really over?” But what I’m seeing is the trading volume—during the rebound, volume is smaller day by day. Price is rising while volume is contracting. That’s a classic sign of long-side momentum exhaustion.

A golden cross under the zero line, with no volume confirmation, is just a “paper tiger.” We flipped short at 28.37 with 20x leverage—betting that after the golden cross fails, long liquidation/stop-loss orders would trigger and long-position unwind would flood out. Take-profit at 25.01: that was the prior panic low, and also the psychological checkpoint. In the end, a 233% gain—what we profited from was the stop-loss of “golden-cross-chasing retail.”

If you’re the brother who didn’t catch it, don’t be embarrassed—who hasn’t felt tempted by their first golden cross? The key is to recap afterward: a four-hour golden cross + shrinking volume = stay alert; a golden cross + expanding volume = consider it. If you want to learn how to master this kind of “volume-price + indicator” double filter, opportunities aren’t scarce in the coin world—what’s missing is cognition. In the main camp, we break down this psychological game for you. $BTC $ETH #ETH站稳1900美元