I pulled apart $CAP CAPU’s 4-hour chart, broke it down and examined it piece by piece—this wick at 0.04266 is the top. Back then, the price repeatedly rubbed along the upper band, never breaking through; the MACD dulled at the high zone—this is a textbook example of “divergence.” Entering short at 0.04068 is like stabbing a knife into the moment when the bulls are exhausted. The subsequent drop was almost a vertical strike; the psychological level at 0.0360 was pierced through like paper, and the unrealized profit from 20x leverage grew like a snowball. Now at 0.03067, it’s only a hair’s breadth away from 0.03015; here there may be a rebound driven by short-term profit-taking. But don’t let this small rebound scare you—so long as price doesn’t get back above 0.0330, the bearish trend hasn’t changed. Even if the new-coin narrative for CAPU is catchy again, it can’t change the objective fact that the chart broke down technically. If you didn’t get in, don’t be jealous of the current drawdown—wait until the rebound confirms resistance before going short; even if you make a little less, it’s still safer than catching a falling knife. The market is never short of opportunities; what’s missing is the ability to hold your impulses in check. $BTC $ETH #Gate独家美股0费率

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