#美国就业数据表现强劲超出预期 $H The recent decline is primarily due to the second round of airdrop unlocking, which led many coin holders to cash out and exit, causing a direct sell-off of over 35%. Coupled with the overall market correction in this wave, the selling pressure from follow-up traders further amplified the decline.
From the market structure perspective, the continuous decline in highs is a clear signal—funds are both pushing up and fleeing. I have long warned traders in the community that during rebounds, they should avoid going long and instead position themselves for short opportunities.
The trading logic is actually simple: enter when the rebound is confirmed, and immediately confirm signals if the level breaks. Risk management is essential; stop-loss levels must be calculated in advance. The subsequent market movement has fully played out according to this expectation, moving downward all the way.
The essence of trading, to put it plainly, is not about predicting rises and falls precisely, but about getting ahead and betting on the side with higher probability, then letting the market verify itself. The market will provide the answer.
Recently, pay more attention to these assets: ICNT, ACT, ARC, ALCH, CYS, PTB, STABLE, as well as mainstream coins like BTC, ETH, and SOL.
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ValidatorViking
· 4h ago
nah the airdrop dump thesis holds water, but calling a 35% dump "direct" feels like oversimplifying the cascade... consensus mechanics broke down harder than expected. mainnet stress is the real tell here.
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DaoTherapy
· 4h ago
Airdrop dumps 35%, this move is really aggressive. It seems that holders truly have no confidence left.
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ProposalManiac
· 4h ago
Airdrop unlocking and dumping have been talked about too many times, but few people truly understand the flaws in the mechanism design. The 35% decline actually indicates a problem with the incentive mechanism—large holders concentrating their cash-out essentially reflects a failure in governance efficiency.
#美国就业数据表现强劲超出预期 $H The recent decline is primarily due to the second round of airdrop unlocking, which led many coin holders to cash out and exit, causing a direct sell-off of over 35%. Coupled with the overall market correction in this wave, the selling pressure from follow-up traders further amplified the decline.
From the market structure perspective, the continuous decline in highs is a clear signal—funds are both pushing up and fleeing. I have long warned traders in the community that during rebounds, they should avoid going long and instead position themselves for short opportunities.
The trading logic is actually simple: enter when the rebound is confirmed, and immediately confirm signals if the level breaks. Risk management is essential; stop-loss levels must be calculated in advance. The subsequent market movement has fully played out according to this expectation, moving downward all the way.
The essence of trading, to put it plainly, is not about predicting rises and falls precisely, but about getting ahead and betting on the side with higher probability, then letting the market verify itself. The market will provide the answer.
Recently, pay more attention to these assets: ICNT, ACT, ARC, ALCH, CYS, PTB, STABLE, as well as mainstream coins like BTC, ETH, and SOL.