A short position system was triggered some time ago, resulting in forced liquidation. This reflects how fierce the bearish forces are—looks like the big players are indeed offloading. However, the reality is that no matter how many goods are stacked, they can't be sold off in a single day; such manipulation costs too much and risks crashing the market. Therefore, after an oversold condition, a rebound naturally occurs—this is the market's self-healing process.
For this wave of rebound, don't look too far ahead; around 0.16 might be a reasonable target. Taking a bite of the rebound at this point to induce more buying is crucial for subsequent strategies. The biggest test is your mindset—don't lose your rationality at this moment. You can't afford to lose your market feel and overall perspective.
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FantasyGuardian
· 01-10 02:24
Coming to cut us again? The dealer's tactics are so poor that they still manage to succeed.
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PensionDestroyer
· 01-09 21:44
It's the same old story, a rebound, a rebound. Every time they talk about a rebound, and what happens then?
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TokenSleuth
· 01-07 18:10
Tired of the same old story about market makers dumping? It's better to just read the candlestick charts.
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LiquidationHunter
· 01-07 17:54
Another liquidation again, I'm tired of this routine.
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wagmi_eventually
· 01-07 17:53
The story that the big players are dumping has been around for years. Anyway, just wait for the rebound.
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TokenVelocityTrauma
· 01-07 17:51
Another wave of rug pulls. The nice way to call it is "market self-repair," but I think it's just the whales testing our bottom line.
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LonelyAnchorman
· 01-07 17:38
Bro, it's already good if this rebound can reach 0.16, don't be greedy.
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BlockBargainHunter
· 01-07 17:33
It's the same old story, do you only realize there's a rebound after forced liquidation? Why didn't you act earlier?
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AltcoinHunter
· 01-07 17:26
Another wave of liquidations, the selling pressure is so fierce that it can't be faked. I'll place an order at 0.16 to test the waters first.
A short position system was triggered some time ago, resulting in forced liquidation. This reflects how fierce the bearish forces are—looks like the big players are indeed offloading. However, the reality is that no matter how many goods are stacked, they can't be sold off in a single day; such manipulation costs too much and risks crashing the market. Therefore, after an oversold condition, a rebound naturally occurs—this is the market's self-healing process.
For this wave of rebound, don't look too far ahead; around 0.16 might be a reasonable target. Taking a bite of the rebound at this point to induce more buying is crucial for subsequent strategies. The biggest test is your mindset—don't lose your rationality at this moment. You can't afford to lose your market feel and overall perspective.