I've been watching $RDNT's price action lately and noticed something pretty interesting—a lot of people are clearly dumping on the contract funding rate side, but the price is holding strong and just won't go down.
If this isn't someone propping up the market, I really can't think of any other explanation. It's a classic bear trap, forcing retail investors to give up their positions.
So personally, I'm still leaning bullish. Of course, even if you really want to short, this is definitely not a good time. I tried opening positions twice in the past couple of days, in and out, but in the end I chose to wait and see until there's a clearer signal.
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CodeSmellHunter
· 14h ago
The fee rate is dropping rapidly, and the price still holds, which indeed has the flavor of market support.
Few retail investors can see through this layer, and they will need to be washed again.
Waiting for the signal to be correct, now is indeed not the time to go short.
If this wave really lifts off, those who chase in afterwards will be caught in a trap.
RDNT this crappy coin, always follows this routine.
Such strong market support indicates that someone is investing heavily in chips.
I also can't understand it, so I'll just observe.
Your analysis is quite good, I just don't have the patience to wait.
With such high fee rates, institutions should also be布局ing.
Is it a trap to induce shorting or to rally, anyway retail investors are likely to be contrarian.
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BlockchainArchaeologist
· 12-08 13:57
The support is so obvious, yet there are still people daring to take short positions. They’re really bold.
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PanicSeller69
· 12-08 13:55
The support is so obvious, and there are still people daring to short? They must be tired of living.
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0xTherapist
· 12-08 13:36
The signs of market support are so obvious, retail investors who are still getting shaken out really have only themselves to blame.
I've been watching $RDNT's price action lately and noticed something pretty interesting—a lot of people are clearly dumping on the contract funding rate side, but the price is holding strong and just won't go down.
If this isn't someone propping up the market, I really can't think of any other explanation. It's a classic bear trap, forcing retail investors to give up their positions.
So personally, I'm still leaning bullish. Of course, even if you really want to short, this is definitely not a good time. I tried opening positions twice in the past couple of days, in and out, but in the end I chose to wait and see until there's a clearer signal.