The drop in XPL is pretty steep—it's almost down to my original buy-in price.
But a sharp drop isn't necessarily a good thing—it’s still not the point where the main players are really making their moves. I think it’s likely to go sideways for a while, forming a fake bottom to shake out weak hands before another deep correction to find the real bottom.
Will the price really start pumping? I think that won’t happen until March to May next year. If it drops below $0.1, it’s worth considering entering in batches, since the main players' holding cost is around $0.05. At the current level, it’s neither high nor low, so we’ll probably see more consolidation.
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JubaoYing
· 13h ago
Do you really think the main players didn’t sell at over 1 yuan when it opened? And that their cost was 0.05?
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PoolJumper
· 15h ago
The trend hasn't changed and it's still falling.
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SpeakWithHatOn
· 15h ago
Good projects just have to persevere.
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SnapshotStriker
· 15h ago
The bear market bottom keeps trying to shake you out
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GrayscaleArbitrageur
· 15h ago
Accumulate some spot holdings and wait for a reversal
The drop in XPL is pretty steep—it's almost down to my original buy-in price.
But a sharp drop isn't necessarily a good thing—it’s still not the point where the main players are really making their moves. I think it’s likely to go sideways for a while, forming a fake bottom to shake out weak hands before another deep correction to find the real bottom.
Will the price really start pumping? I think that won’t happen until March to May next year. If it drops below $0.1, it’s worth considering entering in batches, since the main players' holding cost is around $0.05. At the current level, it’s neither high nor low, so we’ll probably see more consolidation.