2025-12-28 12:26:15

ADA faces technical adjustment pressure. After two consecutive days of oscillation and consolidation, the resistance level above has become difficult to break through, and signs of accumulation by large players are also easing. From a short-term perspective, the shorting opportunity is relatively clear—key support is around the MA line near 0.37.

For long position holders, now may be a suitable time to reduce holdings. Investors participating in short positions are advised to set take-profit levels at around 60 points and also set stop-losses to control risk. If a downward break occurs, the profit potential is relatively significant, but it is essential to strictly implement the stop-loss plan. A 10-point stop-loss can be used to control small-level risks. Recently, this level indeed seems unlikely to have upward momentum again; rather than waiting, it’s better to seize the downward opportunity in time.

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FalseProfitProphet

· 13h ago

ADA this wave is indeed a bit weak, but I don't think breaking 0.37 is a big deal. The fact that the market maker is easing up on accumulation—what does that mean? It just means no one wants it. Wait, take profit after a 60-point drop? How is the return rate so stingy? You also have to bet on a breakdown, which is a bit risky. I still think it's better not to be too eager to short before the bottom appears, as it's easier to get cut. ADA's history is like this—looks like it's going to fall, but then it rebounds and comes back. It's really annoying. But what you said about reducing positions is indeed a considerate suggestion, much better than holding until liquidation.

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airdrop_whisperer

· 13h ago

Here is the translation: --- Same old story... Is it right to short when the market maker eases up on accumulation? I always feel that this is the most dangerous time. --- 0.37 can it really hold? Feels like a gamble. --- Allowing both reducing positions and shorting again, how are you guys so good at cutting leeks haha. --- Stop loss at 10 o'clock... sounds simple but practically it’s a bloodbath. --- Isn’t it better to seize the opportunity rather than wait? This phrase sounds so familiar. How did the stock I mentioned last time turn out? --- My intuition tells me that the probability of this wave of short traps is quite high. --- The downside break has considerable profit space... but I just can't understand why it’s only being discussed now. --- Is ADA really hopeless this time? Feels like it still wants to hold on.

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ColdWalletAnxiety

· 13h ago

I've been watching the 0.37 level for a while now. As expected, it still needs to fall. Bullish friends should exit now.

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Web3Educator

· 13h ago

ngl ada's been looking pretty weak rn... those ma lines don't lie, fundamentally speaking the consolidation just screams capitulation to me. let me break this down for my students real quick—when whale accumulation dries up like this, it's textbook bearish setup tbh

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DegenRecoveryGroup

· 13h ago

ADA is dropping again. Should I cut my long positions... This is too tough, brothers.

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BearMarketBuilder

· 13h ago

Another short-sell bait? Every time, you say there's considerable downside space after breaking down, but the result... it's still that same stop-loss 10 points spiel, I'm tired of hearing it.

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