#以太坊行情技术解读 $BEAT That rapid decline definitely scared out quite a few people. However, from the market data, this looks more like a classic manipulation tactic by the big players—testing the support level below before pushing up again. Based on the current pace, the next rally needs to reach around $3 to be considered a complete move.
The key is to look at on-chain data. Funds are continuously flowing in, and there are no signs of the main players fleeing. If we observe the changes in on-chain transaction fees, they've only decreased by half so far, indicating that many retail investors are still shorting, which is the fuel the big players are holding.
If you want to catch this wave, there's no need to rush. Hold your positions well and don't get caught up in market emotions to become a FOMO buyer. Wait for the right moment to act.
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YieldFarmRefugee
· 9h ago
The big player played this move really well, while retail investors are still panicking and selling off. Hold your chips tightly, don't mess around.
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SchrodingersPaper
· 19h ago
Here we go again with this set? Every time they say the main players haven't escaped, but then... Anyway, I'm already trapped and exhausted.
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HalfIsEmpty
· 23h ago
The trap of shorting is indeed old news, but very few people can truly hold their ground.
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FalseProfitProphet
· 12-15 08:31
The old trick of trapping short sellers is the same as always; retail investors' short positions are just the main players' food, haha.
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FlatTax
· 12-15 08:31
I've seen this trap of trapping short sellers many times; retail investors end up as the bloodied lessons of the bagholders.
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GateUser-a606bf0c
· 12-15 08:31
Uh... trapping short? Feels like the same old trick. Last time, it was said the same way, and the result was a complete crash with nothing left.
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BlockBargainHunter
· 12-15 08:17
Is it the same trap of false breakout again? I think this time is really different. On-chain data can't be fooled. The more retail investors short aggressively, the more the main players profit. Just wait and see the $3 level.
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BearMarketBarber
· 12-15 08:09
It's the same old trap to lure traders, retail investors fall for it every time haha
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InscriptionGriller
· 12-15 08:04
It's the same old trick again—the big players lure in shorts to test support, while retail investors foolishly keep shorting, waiting to be cut. On-chain fees have only dropped by half? That indicates there's still enough fuel to burn, and the main forces are holding steady. I would wait during the $3 wave, but now don't rush—don't become a FOMO bagholder. Hold onto your chips, and that's it.
#以太坊行情技术解读 $BEAT That rapid decline definitely scared out quite a few people. However, from the market data, this looks more like a classic manipulation tactic by the big players—testing the support level below before pushing up again. Based on the current pace, the next rally needs to reach around $3 to be considered a complete move.
The key is to look at on-chain data. Funds are continuously flowing in, and there are no signs of the main players fleeing. If we observe the changes in on-chain transaction fees, they've only decreased by half so far, indicating that many retail investors are still shorting, which is the fuel the big players are holding.
If you want to catch this wave, there's no need to rush. Hold your positions well and don't get caught up in market emotions to become a FOMO buyer. Wait for the right moment to act.