Let's talk about the recent market pattern. Some cryptocurrencies have experienced a very strong rally in a short period of time. At first glance, it seems aggressive, but a closer analysis reveals the trick—this kind of move is actually designed to lure in long positions. Very few traders are truly following the trend to go long, and in the long run, this strategy is unsustainable.
My straightforward view is: the logic behind this kind of movement is to attract investors to go long at high levels. The real opportunity lies around the 7.59 short position. Why do I say that? From a market structure perspective, the lack of sustained buying support means that a rapid rise often signals an imminent pullback.
If you think this judgment is questionable, you can try it yourself. Anyway, those who set up short positions at this price level are likely to profit.
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MemeTokenGenius
· 7h ago
It's the same old trick again; I've seen plenty of high-level manipulations to lure more buyers.
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LiquidatedThrice
· 7h ago
Hey, bro, you're not wrong. I also think this move is a bit weak, and the short positions are waiting there.
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MEVEye
· 7h ago
I've seen this kind of pump-and-dump scheme many times; frankly, it's just a vampire market manipulation.
Waiting to short this wave, 7.59 is really a tough level.
Another wave of retail investors will have to pay tuition, so sad.
Those who have already set up short positions should be quietly celebrating now.
I never follow these rapid surges; it's a bloody lesson.
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0xSoulless
· 7h ago
It's the same old story, large funds pushing the market up to lure retail investors in, how many times has this trick been played and people still believe.
Short positions? Alright, buddy, let's wait and see how 7.59 plays out.
A sharp short-term surge is just to trigger stop-losses, everyone knows that.
But to be honest, who can really hit this level precisely? I don't believe it.
Haha, another one who understands market structure. Hope your short dreams come true.
Talking as if it's real, but actually no one is sure—it's just a gamble.
Let's talk about the recent market pattern. Some cryptocurrencies have experienced a very strong rally in a short period of time. At first glance, it seems aggressive, but a closer analysis reveals the trick—this kind of move is actually designed to lure in long positions. Very few traders are truly following the trend to go long, and in the long run, this strategy is unsustainable.
My straightforward view is: the logic behind this kind of movement is to attract investors to go long at high levels. The real opportunity lies around the 7.59 short position. Why do I say that? From a market structure perspective, the lack of sustained buying support means that a rapid rise often signals an imminent pullback.
If you think this judgment is questionable, you can try it yourself. Anyway, those who set up short positions at this price level are likely to profit.