There is an ancient rule in trading — resistance levels turn into support levels.
Look at the @bikinify@ case, where the price was repeatedly rejected at a certain level for several days, and now it is starting to retest this level from above. The trend at this point becomes critical.
If this level can hold, it indicates that the market has accepted a higher price, confirming the bottom. Conversely, if it breaks, the signal is unmistakable — the previous resistance was not as strong as it seemed. Every price reaction is telling us the true thoughts of the market. The key is whether you can interpret these signals.
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MEVictim
· 19h ago
Is it broken or not? I just want to see if it's broken or not... To be honest, I've heard this theory a hundred times, but the key is in the execution, brother.
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TokenEconomist
· 21h ago
actually, the resistance-to-support flip is just supply-demand equilibrium in action... think of it this way: when price gets rejected at a level, you're seeing concentrated seller liquidity. ceteris paribus, once buyers absorb that selling pressure, that same level becomes psychological support. bikinify's a textbook case here, ngl
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BuyTheTop
· 01-06 04:18
Breaking through the level, this time it's really going to break through.
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MetaReckt
· 01-04 00:52
Basically, it's about whether you can hold your ground; breaking the level is just an IQ tax.
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MidnightSnapHunter
· 01-04 00:52
This is what it feels like to understand the market. If Bikinify can hold steady in this wave, then there's really a chance.
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FUDwatcher
· 01-04 00:41
bikinify this wave still looks a bit interesting, but I'm more concerned about whether it can really stabilize. To be honest, this kind of pullback is often the biggest test of mentality.
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FlashLoanLarry
· 01-04 00:40
resistance flip to support is like... protocol mechanics honestly. bikinify's getting real interesting if that level actually holds—capital utilization shifts on a dime tho. ngl if it breaks, that's just value extraction gone wrong, thesis needs recalibration fr
There is an ancient rule in trading — resistance levels turn into support levels.
Look at the @bikinify@ case, where the price was repeatedly rejected at a certain level for several days, and now it is starting to retest this level from above. The trend at this point becomes critical.
If this level can hold, it indicates that the market has accepted a higher price, confirming the bottom. Conversely, if it breaks, the signal is unmistakable — the previous resistance was not as strong as it seemed. Every price reaction is telling us the true thoughts of the market. The key is whether you can interpret these signals.