FET's performance is a litmus test for distinguishing professional traders from spectators.
The price retraced to a clear key support zone but did not break down—instead, it was absorbed. Only then can the true picture be seen: buyers entered decisively, the structure remained intact, and although the momentum cooled somewhat, it was not damaged.
This is not a sign of weakness; it reflects the market's confidence. True strength is not just about continuous rise but about holding steady at critical points. Some panic and exit at a pullback, while others start to position themselves at this trend—two choices, two outcomes.
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MysteryBoxAddict
· 01-05 18:09
As long as the support level isn't broken, it's confidence—simply and straightforwardly understood this way.
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TopBuyerBottomSeller
· 01-04 19:03
Wow, this wave is indeed a watershed moment. Those around me who only shout signals have long been scared away.
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AirdropChaser
· 01-04 07:28
The group of people who panic-sold must be regretting it now. This is the difference between new investors and seasoned traders.
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WhaleMistaker
· 01-04 03:53
As long as the support level isn't broken, it's a signal. Those who panic-sold now will definitely regret it to death.
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ImpermanentSage
· 01-03 12:54
As long as the support hasn't broken, it's a signal; the timid ones have already exited.
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AirdropHunterWang
· 01-03 12:50
It's the same old story, I'm tired of hearing it. The key is whether it can go up later. No matter how good it sounds now, it's all for nothing.
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ChainMaskedRider
· 01-03 12:34
Holding support without breaking is a good sign; this wave truly tests patience.
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It's the same old story, if support doesn't break, you have to follow.
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True professionals reverse their positions at this time, instead of just running when prices fall.
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Absorbing? To me, it looks more like a trap to induce a short squeeze...
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The rebound that doesn't break support is indeed strong; this judgment is spot on.
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Sounds good, but isn't it just betting that someone will step in to buy later?
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Whether there's enough confidence depends on the trend; it's too early to make a judgment now.
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MrDecoder
· 01-03 12:30
The support level was absorbed this wave; it's true to see who really understands the trend and who is just shouting blindly.
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BlockchainNewbie
· 01-03 12:29
Holding the support without breaking through defines strength; those who understand know this.
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Watching a bunch of people panic and close positions, I just laugh. Opportunities are being given away for free.
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A solid structure is the key; it's not about rising every day that indicates a good trend. This level of insight really varies from person to person.
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NGL, FET is indeed testing patience this wave. Those bottom-fishing or cutting losses are just a thought away.
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Full of confidence, absorbing with vigor; buyers are not holding back at all.
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With this trend, the real traders should have taken action long ago. Dragging things out only leads to losses.
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The key support has held. What's next? I'm a bit looking forward to it.
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A lot of people don't understand this trend, but often that's the most profitable opportunity.
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Support can't be broken, I think there's still room. Continuing to wait.
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Some are shouting about cutting losses, while others are quietly laying out their plans. Let's see who laughs last.
FET's performance is a litmus test for distinguishing professional traders from spectators.
The price retraced to a clear key support zone but did not break down—instead, it was absorbed. Only then can the true picture be seen: buyers entered decisively, the structure remained intact, and although the momentum cooled somewhat, it was not damaged.
This is not a sign of weakness; it reflects the market's confidence. True strength is not just about continuous rise but about holding steady at critical points. Some panic and exit at a pullback, while others start to position themselves at this trend—two choices, two outcomes.