The chart data is right here, no need to guess. Just look at the 1-hour K-line and you'll understand.
The technical signals are a bit glaring. The Bollinger Bands are tearing downward, with the price firmly pressed against the lower band for friction. What about the moving averages? A neat and tidy bearish alignment, with the 30-period EMA pressing down hard. The MACD green histogram is still expanding, and the DIF has already dipped below the DEA—right now, the bears are still celebrating.
What about on-chain data? Large funds are holding steady, that kind of silence is the most frightening. Retail panic selling is still happening, but it hasn't completely collapsed.
The news is eerily quiet, like the strange calm before a storm. No positive news to rescue the market, which means negative sentiment in this environment.
My judgment is straightforward: short-term, the market will continue to probe lower, with support around 3115. Don't rush to buy the dip; the trend is the only thing worth trusting. The market is notorious for resisting all kinds of doubts, but your trading records will speak for you. Follow my analysis, not to copy trades, but to learn how to read the rhythm of these market movements.
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MetaverseLandlord
· 01-11 06:26
The bear market is neatly arranged, and this show has to go on
Can 3115 really hold up? Feels a bit shaky
Silence from big funds is the most terrifying; not saying a word is just waiting to cut the leeks
Don't chase the bottom anymore, it looks like gambling, it's not interesting
What does this round of decline mean? It's just the market choosing people
With such quiet news, I'm actually more nervous
In front of the trend, everyone is trash, including myself
Just watch the show; those eager to buy the dip can wait for a slap in the face
The MACD is already so green, it feels like it hasn't fully come down
What if the support level breaks? Then just keep going down
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 01-11 05:57
Short positions are so neatly arranged, it's really time to be cautious
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Large funds remaining inactive are the most terrifying, more frightening than a market crash
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Another "don't buy the dip" situation, fine, I’ll trust you this time
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Can 3115 hold? Feels like it still needs to drop further
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The strange silence in the news is really unsustainable
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The green bars are still expanding, when will this drop happen, someday?
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I saw the Bollinger Band opening early, now it’s just a matter of who surrenders first
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Retail panic selling is still happening, which means it’s not quite there yet
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Saying "don’t buy the dip" is easy, but who can resist when it really drops?
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Trend is king, but trends can also deceive you, do you believe it?
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HalfBuddhaMoney
· 01-11 03:52
Bollinger Bands, EMA, MACD are all dead, this time it's really a bit tragic.
The bear arrangement is so neat, it feels like it can still fall.
That support level at 3115 definitely needs to be watched closely, don't go and be the bag holder.
The most terrifying thing is when big funds stay on the sidelines, this is the real signal to be cautious about.
The news is completely silent, which is even more frightening than negative news.
In the face of the trend, everyone is just cannon fodder. Remembering this can save you a lot of tuition fees.
Don't buy the dip yet, let the bullets fly a little longer.
This round of decline is indeed a bit ruthless, even retail panic selling is almost inaudible.
The moving averages are in a bearish arrangement, and the price is pressed against the lower band. I've seen this chart too many times.
Once the support level is broken, there's nothing much to say; that's just how the technicals look.
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SigmaValidator
· 01-08 07:01
If this key support at 3115 can't be broken, I would really be taken aback.
Bro, this wave of bearish arrangement is indeed excellent; the EMA pressure zone is spot on.
Your bottom-fishing mentality really needs to be corrected. Losing once or twice isn't enough?
Wait, the silence of the big funds... are they holding back a big move?
This rhythm feels off, it's so quiet that it's a bit unsettling.
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DAOdreamer
· 01-08 07:01
Bear market frenzy, I'm still waiting, see you at 3115
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This silence is really intense, like the night before a heavy rain
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Bollinger Bands tearing like this, it feels like it's not over yet
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Big funds staying on the sidelines is truly frightening, no one dares to move first
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Don't buy the dip, don't buy the dip, I've already been cut once
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This arrangement of moving averages... it’s really uncomfortable, can't keep up with the rhythm
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No news on the fundamentals, this is the most bearish signal
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If 3115 breaks, what should we do? Let’s see
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Trading records speak for themselves, my account is crying
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Trend is king, everything else is just floating clouds, that’s what they say, and it’s not wrong
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DeFiDoctor
· 01-08 06:59
The consultation records show that this wave of decline indeed exhibits the typical symptoms of a bearish arrangement... The silence from the big funds is the real risk warning. Retail investors' panic selling is still bleeding but hasn't reached the point of a complete collapse. This state tests psychological resilience the most.
However, to be fair, the resilience of the 3115 support level needs to be regularly re-evaluated. Don't be fooled by the rebound illusion; the trend is the core basis for diagnosis.
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AirdropHunter9000
· 01-08 06:54
The Bollinger Bands have all torn apart, and there are still people bottom-fishing? Laughing to death, this is the process of being taught by the market.
A bearish arrangement so neat and tidy, more honest than anything else. Whether the 3115 level is hard or not depends on that.
Silence from the big funds is the biggest signal; what are retail investors panicking about? If it’s going to collapse, it will collapse.
The dead silence in the news is really a bit creepy.
Everyone is the same in the face of the trend; technical analysis here won't lie. Stay alert, don’t be fooled by the rebound.
This round of decline is not over, just like this.
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TokenSleuth
· 01-08 06:51
Big funds are so silent, retail investors are still panicking and selling, this situation is really intense.
The bears are celebrating wildly, just waiting for the reversal moment.
Is the 3115 level really that strong? Whether it breaks or not depends on these two days.
Don’t ask me whether to buy the dip or not, I just follow the trend.
Let’s wait for some reaction from the news side, right now this calm is too fake.
With the Bollinger Bands in this posture, it’s really hard to be optimistic.
Big players are hiding and holding back, which makes it even harder to guess what they want to do.
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ShitcoinConnoisseur
· 01-08 06:44
The Bollinger Bands are torn apart, yet still trying to buy the dip. No wonder you're trapped.
The bears are so arrogant, I really don't understand the courage of those all-in moves.
As long as the key level at 3115 isn't broken, it's over. Don't expect a V-shaped reversal.
With such a dead market on the news side, big players are all waiting. We just follow and wait.
MACD is so green, and you're still daring to buy the dip? This guy really has guts.
The moving averages are pressing down so hard; even if there's a rebound, it's just a trap to trap people.
Silence is the biggest negative signal. There's nothing wrong with that statement.
If there's no volume on the chain, don't bother. Retail investors really can't handle this market.
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¯\_(ツ)_/¯
· 01-08 06:40
Bollinger Bands are torn apart, and you still dare to buy the dip? Are you looking for death?
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The bear arrangement is neat and uniform, I just want to laugh... Someone always insists on copying others to chase the bottom.
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I've been waiting at 3115 all along, but it's still falling... This game is truly ruthless.
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When big funds go silent, that's the most terrifying. Retail investors are still panic selling, just observing.
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No positive news equals negative news; I agree with this logic.
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The news is so eerily quiet. If there's a reverse dump later, I won't be surprised.
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Don't rush me to buy the dip, everyone. As long as the trend hasn't reversed, I'll just watch the show.
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The moving average resistance is so strong, MACD is all green, no short-term hope.
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Large on-chain funds remaining silent is truly frightening. What does this silence mean?
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It's even more dangerous if the support level can't hold, my friend.
The chart data is right here, no need to guess. Just look at the 1-hour K-line and you'll understand.
The technical signals are a bit glaring. The Bollinger Bands are tearing downward, with the price firmly pressed against the lower band for friction. What about the moving averages? A neat and tidy bearish alignment, with the 30-period EMA pressing down hard. The MACD green histogram is still expanding, and the DIF has already dipped below the DEA—right now, the bears are still celebrating.
What about on-chain data? Large funds are holding steady, that kind of silence is the most frightening. Retail panic selling is still happening, but it hasn't completely collapsed.
The news is eerily quiet, like the strange calm before a storm. No positive news to rescue the market, which means negative sentiment in this environment.
My judgment is straightforward: short-term, the market will continue to probe lower, with support around 3115. Don't rush to buy the dip; the trend is the only thing worth trusting. The market is notorious for resisting all kinds of doubts, but your trading records will speak for you. Follow my analysis, not to copy trades, but to learn how to read the rhythm of these market movements.