2025-12-29 12:20:53

TAKE has fallen from its all-time high of 0.514, currently retracing about 17%. During this correction, it’s evident that trading volume is gradually diminishing. The price has been oscillating within the 0.42-0.43 range for some time now.

Interestingly, recently, a considerable amount of capital has been accumulating at this level. According to conventional trading strategies, the next move is likely to involve several sharp upward and downward spikes to shake out some of the less committed holders. This phase can be quite challenging for contract traders’ psychological resilience—it's crucial to set proper stop-losses and not be scared out by the spikes.

From a technical perspective, I lean towards a bearish outlook. The specific reference points are as follows:

**Take profit: around 0.36**
**Stop loss: around 0.45**
**Risk-reward ratio maintained at 2:1**

This ratio is relatively balanced, providing room for a rebound while keeping the risk within manageable limits.

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ShadowStaker

· 4h ago

volume's already bleeding out and we're stuck in this tedious 0.42-0.43 range... classic accumulation setup or just another fake-out, tbh. the 2:1 ratio is mechanically sound but ngl these "controlled risk" plays rarely feel controlled when wicks start flying. watched too many validators get liquidated on "disciplined" positions to trust the math alone.

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HackerWhoCares

· 4h ago

It's that time again for pin insertion harvesting. How many times have we played this trick... Wait, with such shrinking volume, you still dare to accumulate? It feels a bit suspicious. I don't quite believe the take profit at 0.36; I think it might rebound even more strongly. Within 20 sentences, everyone, don't be fooled by pin insertion. Just set your stop-loss. This wave truly tests psychological resilience. I'm already tired of seeing it.

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RetailTherapist

· 5h ago

I almost got washed out during that pin insertion, gotta keep a steady mindset.

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VirtualRichDream

· 5h ago

0.42-0.43 fluctuate repeatedly for so long, it really feels like accumulating strength. The trick of pinning and washing out stops happens every time. Waiting to see if it can break 0.36, but my psychological resilience is really weak; stop-losses must always be set in advance. This profit and loss ratio is quite good, but as for this coin , it's a bit volatile. If you call it short, it tends to be short, and it's easy to be reversed. I find it annoying to see trading volume shrink; I generally don't believe in rebounds without volume. Funds accumulating at the bottom is a good sign; let's see if it can give a stronger rebound.

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POAPlectionist

· 5h ago

Another place where the stop-loss might be triggered, I'm just worried that even after setting the stop-loss, it will get hit.

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ProofOfNothing

· 5h ago

Are you going to manipulate the price again to wash out the chips? This trick is so old now, it all depends on who has a strong mentality. Honestly, I have some doubts about the 0.36 level, I feel it could go even lower. Stop loss at 0.45? That's a bit tight, easy to get swept. This wave of TAKE is a bit weak, let's wait and see. I just want to know who really accumulated at 0.42, and whether there will be a pull-up afterward.

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