CAN has been fluctuating in this range for 5 days, and so far it has not tested the key support line at $0.76. In fact, this kind of movement is quite common - many coins tend to rebound 1-2% above strong support without actually needing to touch that line.
The logic behind this phenomenon is actually quite interesting. Market participants often lay out their positions in advance, with smart money beginning to accumulate near key support levels, causing prices to rebound before they actually reach those levels. So it appears that when they are about to break down, it actually becomes a great entry point for bulls.
Currently, it seems that CAN may be heading in this direction. If it continues to stabilize, the probability of a breakout to the upside will gradually increase. Conversely, if it truly falls below $0.76, that would indicate a breakdown, and we would need to see where the next support level is.
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DegenGambler
· 4h ago
Smart money is playing tricks again, I've seen this trap too many times.
Can't get to 0.76, right? Then let's just mess around, after all, it's all about playing people for suckers.
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ReverseFOMOguy
· 4h ago
0.76 can't even be touched, this consolidation is a bit funny, smart money has run away in advance.
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 4h ago
Smart money is lying in ambush again, while retail investors are still confused about whether to buy the dip, it's hilarious.
CAN is playing a psychological game with us this time; anyway, I don't believe it can break down directly.
After five days of messing around, still not daring to go down, this is a bottom signal, you understand?
If 0.76 can't hold, I'll look at the next one; anyway, those who buy the dip have long since entered.
This is the typical rhythm of smart money grabbing shares, and we, who are late to realize, are always one step behind.
If it can't break, it has to rise; that's the rule, brothers.
Five days of turmoil indicates that the market maker is collecting, and the signal light for long positions is on.
The rebound before the support level is an old trick, nothing new to see.
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WhaleMinion
· 5h ago
Smart money has already been lying in ambush, while we retail investors are still debating whether to buy the dip.
CAN coin price trend analysis
CAN has been fluctuating in this range for 5 days, and so far it has not tested the key support line at $0.76. In fact, this kind of movement is quite common - many coins tend to rebound 1-2% above strong support without actually needing to touch that line.
The logic behind this phenomenon is actually quite interesting. Market participants often lay out their positions in advance, with smart money beginning to accumulate near key support levels, causing prices to rebound before they actually reach those levels. So it appears that when they are about to break down, it actually becomes a great entry point for bulls.
Currently, it seems that CAN may be heading in this direction. If it continues to stabilize, the probability of a breakout to the upside will gradually increase. Conversely, if it truly falls below $0.76, that would indicate a breakdown, and we would need to see where the next support level is.