2026-01-03 11:25:31

Looking back at this wave of the market, some people called for a long position at the $4 level, once pushing out a 40% unrealized profit, which looked good. But from the 1/4 hour chart, problems started to emerge—the selling pressure clearly increased, and the signs of high-volume orders at the top of the order book cannot be ignored. This is usually a signal of main players offloading their positions.

Now the price has already reached the 0.02555 level, and many are still stubbornly holding long positions. Actually, it's a bit late to react now. My advice is to stop hesitating, quickly close your longs at market price, and switch to shorting. The abnormal volume at high levels combined with selling pressure often signals a reversal.

I've seen this kind of situation many times before; recognizing the trend early is usually the wiser choice.

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SmartContractPhobia

· 01-05 20:37

Those who stubbornly hold on are all bagholders; they should have left long ago.

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SignatureLiquidator

· 01-03 11:54

40% unrealized profit and you're proud of it; this kind of top pattern is seen too often, you should have run earlier. Holding onto long positions despite the pressure is asking for a blow-up; now closing them is too late. A combination of high-level volume and selling pressure—this trick works every time; recognizing it early is wiser. This round is again the main force harvesting profits; I had already turned short. The abnormal trading volume is so obvious, and you still can't see it? Time to wake up. The prelude to a reversal is coming so aggressively; stubbornly holding long positions is really foolish.

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CryptoHistoryClass

· 01-03 11:47

*checks notes* ah yes, the classic "$4 to 0.02555" speedrun. statistically speaking, this is exactly how every bubble since tulip mania played out—the denial phase always outlasts the exit window. those holding onto 40% gains while ignoring 15-min dump signals... let's just say history has a sense of irony.

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DataBartender

· 01-03 11:46

Another round of rug pulls, with 40% unrealized gains turning directly into losses, hilarious Break even, break even, you were right, if you need to run, then run

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