$SLX For air-drop “sham” coins with no main force, the longest historical stretch of continuous sideways downtrend has lasted up to 120 days without any rebound. For coins like SLX that have old operator base inventory, the maximum historical limit for a one-way consecutive decline is usually within 38 days. Currently, it has been down for 21 consecutive days. Within the next 2 to 7 days, there is a high likelihood of a short-term pulse rebound—an intraday spike followed by a pullback. To recover in a way that pushes gains by more than 40% and holds up while remaining above prior highs without making new lows, it still needs to grind and consolidate for 12 to 18 days at low levels to complete accumulation. Since securities lending (margin shorting) cannot be used to short, it can only briefly boost a pulse and cannot change the medium-term weak trend caused by the main force’s capital outflow and the pressure from trapped-position sellers.

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