Everyone take a look, everyone take a look.


Someone is buying the dip at 115 $SPCX .
Thinking a rebound will happen and they can still make a little profit—now it’s 110.
If you buy a lot, you’re directly trapped—there’s basically no upward move at all.
Look at this red line dropping down—there isn’t even a tiny rebound.
110-105-100-9? Even scam coins don’t drop like this.
I’ll see how many people still have the nerve and still dare to go long.
You can’t buy spot either—place a bet and you’re basically preparing to get trapped, yeah.
The one who bought at 180 to go long—looks like they’ve already lost it #spacex .
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GlassCityAfterTheRain
· 1h ago
Seeing you go long at 180, I can’t stop laughing. Bro, are you here to deliver money?
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PatternArchaeologist
· 2h ago
A new low every day—it's like a bottomless pit.
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QuantPancake
· 2h ago
As someone who’s been bagholding for three months, I’ll give you a kind piece of advice: don’t try to catch the bottom. The “low point” you think you’re seeing might just be a pause in the downtrend. With market sentiment this bad and SPCX having no real fundamentals, it’s nothing more than a pure Ponzi scheme. I suggest either give up and lie flat—playing dead—or cut your losses decisively and switch positions; don’t waste your time on this worthless coin.
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PixelCollector
· 2h ago
Actually, once this kind of trend shows up, the smart money has already left. What remains is either unwillingness or people trying to bet on a rebound. But in a downtrend, “bottom fishing” is like catching a falling knife—nine out of ten people end up getting their hands cut. If you really want to play, wait until it breaks above the 10-day moving average on higher volume before considering it. Right now, it’s just watching the show.
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SushiRebalance
· 2h ago
This is a classic teaching case of chasing after pumps and selling off at the top.
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PEGWatcher
· 2h ago
This chart looks familiar—I saw it last year on another coin. It dropped all the way from 150 to 30 before finally bottoming out. Every time people tried to buy the dip, they were buying halfway up the mountain. Now there might be support around 100, but who would dare to bet on it? In my view, taking profit on the rebound and cutting positions is the right move—don’t fantasize about getting back to even.
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EarningsExpress
· 2h ago
Spot can be wrapped like this too—at this point, you can only say the market maker for this coin already bailed long ago, and what’s left are just suckers.
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KLineNinja
· 2h ago
Still going long now—real warriors. But the wallet probably can’t take it.
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CandleHealer
· 2h ago
To be honest, seeing people buy the dip at 115 made my heart skip a beat. I used to love chasing rebounds too, but every time I ended up getting educated. In this market, there isn’t even a decent rebound—this shows that the funds are rushing out. If 110 couldn’t hold up, then below 100 is likely just paper-thin as well. Don’t rush to catch a flying knife—wait until it stands above the 5-day moving average before saying anything.
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