#数字货币市场回升 This wave of movement is a bit interesting. On-chain data shows that buying pressure has obviously shrunk, coupled with the continuous reducing position actions of large investors' addresses, long positions concentrated in closing out have directly triggered a quick pullback.
The current price range can be considered for positioning, with the risk control line at 0.035. If the technical aspect can hold, the first target is around 0.025, which is the previous area of dense transactions. The more aggressive second target can aim for 0.020.
As long as the fundamentals of altcoins do not collapse, the rebound potential is often more imaginative than that of mainstream coins. Keep up with the pace, and a doubling market is not a dream.
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GasFeeDodger
· 11-30 08:50
Large Investors are fleeing, retail investors are catching a falling knife, how many times has this trap been played?
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RugPullAlertBot
· 11-30 08:39
Large Investors are dumping again, this trick is old news.
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If it can't break 0.035, it will continue to fall, don't get caught in a bull trap.
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Rebound for alts? Let's check the fundamentals first.
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Every time they say it's going to double, why am I always the dumb buyer?
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MERL's situation is a bit precarious, the shrinking buying pressure is the real issue.
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Setting the risk control line so high, once it falls below it, are we going all in?
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Can the technicals hold? The on-chain data says no.
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It's another dense transaction zone and doubling dreams, wake up everyone.
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When Large Investors reduce position, you just follow the trend, isn't that seeking death?
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That target of 0.025 will have to wait until the monkey year or horse month.
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mev_me_maybe
· 11-28 07:27
Large Investors are dumping again, this trick is too familiar.
Wait, is there really no problem with the fundamentals? Aren't you afraid it's a precursor to being Played for Suckers?
If the 0.020 level can really hold, I'll go all in, but it feels precarious.
I love hearing that alts have a large rebound potential, just afraid it will crash again.
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OnchainDetectiveBing
· 11-27 09:18
Large Investors are dumping again; I've seen this trick too many times.
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The 0.035 line must be defended; otherwise, it's a straight shot down.
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The rebound potential is indeed tempting, but don't let your imagination kill you.
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Alts are all about betting on fundamentals; if you bet wrong, it's all for nothing.
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The shrinkage in buying pressure is actually a signal; we need to see when the Large Investors stop reducing their positions.
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Doubling market? Let's survive and see the rebound first.
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The area of concentrated trading is indeed interesting; if it holds technically, we can go for it.
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With on-chain data being so clear, how can there still be people buying the dip?
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Risk control awareness is paramount; don't let the target of 0.020 cloud your judgment.
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The premise is that the fundamentals haven't collapsed; otherwise, even if it's cheap, it's still a trap.
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failed_dev_successful_ape
· 11-27 09:14
Large Investors are dumping again, it's always like this playing suckers
Wait, can 0.035 really hold? It feels precarious
How's the fundamental of MERL, does anyone know?
The dream of altcoins doubling still depends on luck
I want to go all in again, need to restrain myself
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GasFeeVictim
· 11-27 09:12
Large Investors are running, contracts are getting liquidated, this is the daily routine of alts.
If 0.035 can't hold, it will really be troublesome, feels like this wave might break.
Double? Brother, your thinking is still too optimistic, it's already good if MERL can recover losses.
Here comes the excuse that the fundamentals haven't collapsed again, hear this every day.
I just want to ask, how are you all doing who bought the dip at 0.025?
This kind of market really tests your mindset.
Sounds professional, but in the end, it still comes down to luck.
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SybilSlayer
· 11-27 09:11
Large Investors reduce position this time, feels like suckers are about to be played again.
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To be honest, I'm a bit tempted at the 0.025 level, but it feels like the bottom hasn't been tested well yet.
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Alts doubling? I just want to ask how many people gambled on red at 0.05.
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The fundamentals not collapsing sounds like comforting scraps of paper; it's still better to be cautious.
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With on-chain data this obvious, are we still expected to catch a falling knife? This can be interesting.
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Honestly, let's stick to 0.035; the aggressive ones don't last long.
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I've seen this logic too many times; in the end, those who tell the best stories end up losing the most.
#数字货币市场回升 This wave of movement is a bit interesting. On-chain data shows that buying pressure has obviously shrunk, coupled with the continuous reducing position actions of large investors' addresses, long positions concentrated in closing out have directly triggered a quick pullback.
The current price range can be considered for positioning, with the risk control line at 0.035. If the technical aspect can hold, the first target is around 0.025, which is the previous area of dense transactions. The more aggressive second target can aim for 0.020.
As long as the fundamentals of altcoins do not collapse, the rebound potential is often more imaginative than that of mainstream coins. Keep up with the pace, and a doubling market is not a dream.