$SPCX Open higher, then fade lower


Yesterday it nearly shot up to 130, but now it has fallen back to 123.7
If you had opened a short yesterday, then it would be profitable again
Don’t have any fantasies about a rocket—falling is the norm
When a rocket is launched, it’s only about whether it succeeds or fails
Right now, only the rocket itself can lift or dump the market
I have to say, look at this K-line—what does it look like?🤣#spacex
SPCX-6.44%
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Paper-CutOctopusMarketAnalysis
· 7h ago
Those who short are laughing out loud now—didn’t I say earlier not to have fantasies about altcoins? Falling is the norm.
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CryptoValueHunter
· 10h ago
Rocket launches failing is normal.
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ArmWrestleChamp
· 14h ago
Brothers who chased higher yesterday—are you doing okay? This kind of candlestick is a single “spike” followed by a free fall.
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SatsCollector
· 07-22 06:46
Don’t worry about whether it looks like a rocket or anything else—just remember one thing: when the market makers pull up the price, it’s to sell off; if you’re the one buying in, you’re the fuel.
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MevHasMeCompletelyConfused.
· 07-22 06:43
This spike opened high but then sank perfectly to illustrate what “ancestral tradition of dumping” means—$SPCX’s candlestick chart is a falling firework.
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L2Skater
· 07-22 06:32
It’s time for the classic “candlestick pattern analysis” segment again—doesn’t this just look like a vertical antenna? Congratulations to everyone who went long yesterday—you’ve successfully ended up getting blown at the mountaintop.
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VaultNightwatch
· 07-22 06:32
A successful rocket launch is an extremely low-probability event—most of the time it blows up—so shorting is always safer than going long.
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TechIndicator
· 07-22 06:29
It nearly pumped to 130 yesterday, then came back to 123.7 today. The bottom-fishers and the ones chasing the highs are calling each other idiots.
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BTCPodcastAddict
· 07-22 06:28
Actually, the market maker is drawing the candlesticks right there—you see the upside and they smash it down; you see the downside and they push it up. What they’re playing is just a matter of heartbeats.
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