$US This round is all about whether it can hold steady at 0.045. If it holds, it could continue upward to around 0.05. If it doesn’t hold, it may drop back to around 0.035, but I personally am still bullish—after all, the chips are all in the hands of the organizer, waiting for the next bag-holder to come in.

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ChainDetectiveD
· 07-18 07:28
All the chips are in the hands of the big player—there’s nothing wrong with that—but the risk is that the big player will dump a wave first and then pump. Getting on the train now depends on how bold you are.
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ACalmnessWithAHintOfPomelo
· 07-18 07:17
0.045 at this level is indeed critical. If it can hold firm, 0.05 shouldn’t be hard, but the whales are clearly controlling the market, and retail investors can only wait for the wind to change.
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VolumeClock
· 07-18 07:03
The bullish logic checks out, but I can’t shake the feeling that the big players won’t so easily let retail investors get their share of the profit—watch out for a washout/pullback to shake out positions.
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LightningNetworkHero
· 07-18 05:50
If you can’t hold it, are you just going back to 0.035? That’s actually a good spot to add more. Anyway, I’m planning to build my position in batches and take a shot at the trend with the market maker.
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ZenPerps
· 07-18 05:06
Brother’s analysis is pretty rational, and the $0.035 support is also quite solid, but I prefer to wait for confirmation of a breakout above $0.045 before getting in—safety first.
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