The price has been here for several days, and during the consolidation days, investors' sentiment has shifted from boredom to frustration, and then to anger. This is a common rhythm. Then the price once again hits the same support level—this support level tried to break through once but failed.
This is a critical moment. Historically, structures in such positions usually face two outcomes: either they collapse quickly and drop directly; or they accumulate enough potential energy to then experience a rebound far exceeding market expectations.
Repeated testing of support indicates that buyers are still holding. Multiple bottom tests without breaking the level usually suggest that the next move could be larger than expected. The market direction is often determined through this kind of repetition.
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PumpDetector
· 4h ago
ngl every dip rn is just smart money loading up while retail panic sells... seen this dance before mt. gox taught me well
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ForkLibertarian
· 4h ago
If you can't break it, then turn it around. This time should be different.
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HodlOrRegret
· 4h ago
The support hasn't broken, indicating that big investors are still accumulating, just waiting.
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OnchainDetective
· 4h ago
The support has held so many times without breaking... It really feels like a big move is coming.
But on the other hand, who can be sure that this isn't just the last gasp?
Breaking or not breaking the support level is the key; everything else is meaningless.
Gathering energy? I feel like it's just tormenting us...
Wait, is this repeated pattern really different from the last time?
Buyers holding firm + not breaking the level, this combination is indeed interesting.
It's been several days of this, we need to see the outcome next week.
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MetaverseLandlord
· 4h ago
No one who can't hold on should be cleared out; the real chips are accumulating.
The support is holding up; let's see who blinks first.
Is another big rebound coming, or am I overthinking again?
Buyers haven't run away, and that's enough.
Let's wait and see; silence often indicates something.
This wave will either take off directly or continue to torment us.
Support levels are tested repeatedly... indicating chips are changing hands, and it can explode later.
Don't get washed out, the most cowardly moment is approaching.
The real opportunity often appears at the most desperate times.
Tired of grinding the bottom, but that precisely indicates the market is about to change.
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RugResistant
· 4h ago
ngl, this support holding pattern is exactly what i've seen before dumps nosedive. repeating touches without breaking = either institutional accumulation or massive rug pull incoming, analyzed thoroughly and the psychology checks out but... needs immediate attention to spot which direction this goes
Every sell-off now is accumulating energy.
The price has been here for several days, and during the consolidation days, investors' sentiment has shifted from boredom to frustration, and then to anger. This is a common rhythm. Then the price once again hits the same support level—this support level tried to break through once but failed.
This is a critical moment. Historically, structures in such positions usually face two outcomes: either they collapse quickly and drop directly; or they accumulate enough potential energy to then experience a rebound far exceeding market expectations.
Repeated testing of support indicates that buyers are still holding. Multiple bottom tests without breaking the level usually suggest that the next move could be larger than expected. The market direction is often determined through this kind of repetition.