The capital flow has already collapsed. Over 150 consecutive trading days, 76 billion tokens have continued to flow out—the whales left the game a long time ago. Even more telling is the liquidation data from the past 24 hours: longs were liquidated for $6.19 million, while shorts only lost $240,000. What does this gap mean? The market has already picked a side.
Technically, it’s even clearer: the downtrend channel is locked in, and every rebound is a new shorting opportunity.
If you must participate, here’s an aggressive approach:
Currently, you can try shorting at 0.139, and add more at the 0.1406 resistance level if it rebounds. Set your stop loss at 0.1442—if it breaks, just get out, no hesitation. The targets are split into three levels: 0.1371 → 0.1350 → 0.1315.
To put it simply: the main players are gone, the bulls are dead, and the downtrend may just be starting. When it comes to trends, it’s much easier to go with them than against them.
This isn’t about gambling. It’s about making decisions based on data.
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SmartContractPhobia
· 12h ago
The main players ran away so decisively, they really saw through everyone.
The big whales are nowhere to be seen; this rebound really feels like the last escape ladder.
76 billion chips have exited, the data is right here, it's just ridiculous to bite the bullet and take over.
Exactly, longs lost so much while shorts only lost 240,000—anyone can see what's going on.
Want to participate but afraid of getting rekt, might as well just watch so your wallet doesn't cry.
If this downtrend channel really gets locked in, then any rebound is a golden opportunity to short.
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AirdropAutomaton
· 12h ago
76 billion chips have been cashed out. The big players are gone, and you're still holding on? Wake up.
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Over 6 million got liquidated on longs, but only 240,000 on shorts. What does that tell you... The market has already voted.
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Rebound? That's just the last chance for retail investors to get in.
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A welded shut downtrend channel—every rebound is a new knife edge. Going with the trend costs fewer lives than going against it.
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The data is right here: the main players have already left. If you insist on participating, just short it. The trend doesn't lie.
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150 consecutive trading days of outflows—this is the real voice of the market. More reliable than anything else.
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Shorting from 0.139 to 0.1315? The logic is very clear. Let's see who dares to take the other side.
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DegenDreamer
· 12h ago
Whales are running away, longs are getting liquidated—this rebound is just a trap. Take your profits while you can; don’t wait to get rekt.
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OnChain_Detective
· 12h ago
ngl those 760B chip outflows over 150 days? classic whale exit pattern right there. suspicious activity detected across the board tbh
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GlueGuy
· 12h ago
The big players have all left, and there are still people buying in? That's pretty ruthless. Seriously, don't be greedy this time.
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BTCBeliefStation
· 12h ago
150 days, 76 billion worth of chips cashed out—what’s the point of playing anymore? Those who should’ve left have long gone.
This rebound is probably the last window to fleece retail investors. Really pointless.
How does a long position with $6.19 million in liquidation only lose $240k? That’s ridiculously off—definitely a one-sided market.
I just want to ask, how much psychological pressure can those still holding on at this point withstand?
The trend is clear; just make some quick short profits and move on, no need to get stubborn.
Feels like the big players have already liquidated and are looking for the next target. The DOGE story is over.
#数字货币市场洞察 $DOGE Is this rebound the last window to escape?
Let’s look at the data first:
The capital flow has already collapsed. Over 150 consecutive trading days, 76 billion tokens have continued to flow out—the whales left the game a long time ago. Even more telling is the liquidation data from the past 24 hours: longs were liquidated for $6.19 million, while shorts only lost $240,000. What does this gap mean? The market has already picked a side.
Technically, it’s even clearer: the downtrend channel is locked in, and every rebound is a new shorting opportunity.
If you must participate, here’s an aggressive approach:
Currently, you can try shorting at 0.139, and add more at the 0.1406 resistance level if it rebounds. Set your stop loss at 0.1442—if it breaks, just get out, no hesitation. The targets are split into three levels: 0.1371 → 0.1350 → 0.1315.
To put it simply: the main players are gone, the bulls are dead, and the downtrend may just be starting. When it comes to trends, it’s much easier to go with them than against them.
This isn’t about gambling. It’s about making decisions based on data.