2025-12-25 21:20:12

AKE this wave of market activity is indeed interesting. The four-hour chart has already touched the resistance level three times, each time being pushed back by the main force, but recent trading volume has clearly become more active—typical of a bottom consolidation phase accumulating positions. The daily chart showed a large bullish candle yesterday, and another one today; this rhythm looks like it's gathering strength.

Currently, the price is stuck at 0.0004. From the chart, the upper resistance has been largely absorbed. If this wave continues, the second large bullish candle is very likely a signal of initiation. Many people are still on the sidelines, but with this volume and technical setup, hesitation might cause missed opportunities. Entering at market price now is a good timing.

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rugpull_ptsd

· 7h ago

Even after trying three times in a row, it still didn't go through. The main force is really slow.

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MevWhisperer

· 7h ago

Continuous large bullish candles appear, and the main force's move is quite aggressive, but I care more about whether the trading volume is genuine. I've heard the bottom accumulation theory too many times, and in the end, it still crashes. Can the key level of 0.0004 really break? I think it's uncertain. Two large bullish candles just trigger a move? That's funny, at least three are needed to believe it. The active volume is real, but the question is who is buying? Retail investors bottom-fishing or the big players offloading? I'm a bit annoyed by the FOMO theory; people making money are never in a hurry.

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MissedTheBoat

· 7h ago

Oh no, it's the same old story. Every time they say it's accumulating, but what happens? --- I find the 0.0004 level annoying; it's clearly a trap to lure more buyers. --- Two big bullish candles and you want to start? First, see if it can hold steady before acting. --- Active volume sounds good, but in reality, it's just selling off. Experienced traders know this. --- It's funny—three touches of resistance, isn't that enough to be obvious? --- Missing out once or twice should be a lesson. Don't be fooled by accumulation schemes. --- After seeing this pattern many times, wait for the drop to buy again. There are plenty of opportunities anyway.

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BearMarketNoodler

· 7h ago

Can't even break through resistance three times in a row, the main force is getting a bit anxious.

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GmGmNoGn

· 7h ago

Oh no, it's the same trap of accumulation again. How many times have I fallen for this and still jump in? --- Wait, are we really chasing this wave? Feels like I just stabilized. --- Continuous big bullish candles do indicate something, but at the 0.0004 level, it looks like a high open no matter how I see it. --- The main force just suppresses it, whatever. I'm a run-away type anyway. It's too easy to become a leek. --- The increase in volume is indeed different, but when you say "start signal," I just laugh. --- I've heard "missed the boat" too many times, and in the end, it's all about getting cut. --- Touched three times and still pushed back? Isn't that just testing the bottom fish? --- Entering at 0.0004, I estimate I can hold for at least half a year. --- The second big bullish candle... what about the third one from the last wave? It’s already gone.

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