PEPE's recent movement is quite interesting. It stagnated for a full three weeks and now suddenly surged—this signal deserves some consideration. The question is, what does such a sudden rebound usually imply? It’s the last rally before big players want to exit. Looking at this position, there’s not much strong resistance above, but there is clear support being tested repeatedly. According to conventional thinking, shorting might be safer than chasing longs. After all, from the market behavior, this rebound looks like a "pre-shipment feast." During sensitive nodes, large funds are indeed more likely to choose this timing to liquidate. It’s not necessarily going to crash, but the risk-reward ratio here does seem off.
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BloodInStreets
· 01-08 00:22
Hmm, I’m familiar with this tactic. After three weeks of stagnation, they push up to lure more buyers? The big players’ script hasn’t changed.
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ProofOfNothing
· 01-07 09:02
I have to say, this surge does have a somewhat familiar feel. After three weeks of stagnation, it suddenly rises. According to the old routine, it's just to harvest the leeks.
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CoffeeNFTs
· 01-06 09:44
A sudden surge after three weeks of inactivity—I've seen this trick many times. Eight or nine times out of ten, it's the market maker laying the groundwork.
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BearMarketGardener
· 01-05 14:43
Suddenly moved after three weeks of no activity. I've seen this trick many times before. It's the big players' final celebration before they run away.
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WhenWillDuoduoAndKua
· 01-05 04:53
Are you an idiot for opening a secondary account to comment on yourself?
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0xSleepDeprived
· 01-05 04:51
Uh, this wave is indeed a bit strange... No movement for three weeks and then suddenly a rally. I believe in your theory of dumping. Looking at the market, it really seems like the last gentle cut before digging a pit for retail investors.
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StableGeniusDegen
· 01-05 04:50
Three weeks of stagnation suddenly surges. I've seen this trick too many times—big players' "farewell banquet" haha
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LiquidatedTwice
· 01-05 04:48
No activity for three weeks, now starting to bounce... I've seen this big whale routine too many times, it feels like they're about to start harvesting the gains.
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CoconutWaterBoy
· 01-05 04:32
Suddenly drops after three weeks of no movement? I know this trick too well, almost wrote "I'm about to dump" on my face haha
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DegenWhisperer
· 01-05 04:28
Three weeks of silence, followed by a surge—classic pattern before a dump. The top is empty, the support below repeatedly tested, this rhythm... I'll just choose to lie back and watch the show.
PEPE's recent movement is quite interesting. It stagnated for a full three weeks and now suddenly surged—this signal deserves some consideration. The question is, what does such a sudden rebound usually imply? It’s the last rally before big players want to exit. Looking at this position, there’s not much strong resistance above, but there is clear support being tested repeatedly. According to conventional thinking, shorting might be safer than chasing longs. After all, from the market behavior, this rebound looks like a "pre-shipment feast." During sensitive nodes, large funds are indeed more likely to choose this timing to liquidate. It’s not necessarily going to crash, but the risk-reward ratio here does seem off.