2026-01-05 07:29:20

Recently, through on-chain data tracking tools, an interesting phenomenon has been discovered—main capital repeatedly making moves at specific key levels. The signal of market support observed yesterday has been very clear, with funds repeatedly maintaining the price bottom through fluctuations. This kind of wash trading often indicates a subsequent upward push. Today, this judgment was validated—rapid price increase arrived as expected. This is actually a typical pattern of market makers: first creating stability expectations through support, then accumulating positions before pushing the price higher. From a capital perspective, observing changes at these key levels can help identify the true intentions of the main players earlier.

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ReverseTradingGuru

· 9h ago

Bro, I've heard this set of arguments too many times. Every time it's "coming as scheduled," but what’s the result? Yesterday they were hyping up support for the market, and today when it rises, they start backtracking and verifying. This logic doesn't quite add up. Market makers? Ha, I always feel like it's the retail investors who are the ones being manipulated. On-chain data tracking tools? Nice words, but aren't they just armchair strategists after the fact. Reading too many of these articles can easily lead to losses. I advise you to take it easy.

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OfflineNewbie

· 01-06 15:46

Haha, once again the main players have taken a wave, where is the promised bottom? --- I've heard too many times about market stabilization through wash trading. Can you really see the intention? --- I didn't see it yesterday, but I saw it today. This is just armchair strategizing after the fact. --- From a capital perspective... why is it always that I finish observing just as the price rises? --- This wave indeed proved it, but will it happen again next time? Who knows. --- The main players' market-making tactics are one thing, but ordinary people following the trend are still likely to get caught. --- No matter how accurate on-chain data is, I can't keep up with the main players' speed. --- It always feels like it's too late after I realize what's going on. So frustrating. --- Still the same saying: knowing the tactics is useless; execution is the key.

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FarmToRiches

· 01-05 07:59

Once again, your on-chain data analysis hit the mark. I did feel something was off yesterday, and I couldn't help but smile when the surge came today. The main players are really good at defending the market, but for retail investors, watching the wash trading is easy; executing such strategies still relies on luck. This pattern has been tried and true, but I'm just worried that one day the main players might suddenly change their stance, and we'll be left holding the bag. Those who saw it early definitely made a profit. I still need to pay more attention to this area.

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AirdropHustler

· 01-05 07:52

I saw it yesterday, and sure enough, it rallied today. The main force's tactics are still the same The signs of support on the Chain are really solid. Those who understand the chain have already been positioning themselves Once again, a perfect validation. The flow of funds doesn't lie Honestly, this wave's rhythm was mastered perfectly. I was waiting during those bottom days The main force's techniques are too familiar. Playing the support through wash trading is really slick It seems I need to monitor on-chain data more diligently, or I might miss opportunities like this

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ForkInTheRoad

· 01-05 07:51

It's the same old trick of supporting and pumping, but it does have some substance. The on-chain data clearly reveals that the main players have no secrets. If I hadn't seen the fund movements in advance, I would have been hammered down to take the bait. Damn, I saw it coming a long time ago, just didn't dare to go all in. The capital situation can indeed be a bottom-fishing opportunity, but the prerequisite is to stay alive and see the rebound.

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LucidSleepwalker

· 01-05 07:50

Yesterday, I was listening to your hype and thought it was just another scam, but I didn't expect it to really rally. It's quite interesting. The main force's move was pretty slick; no one could tell when they were protecting the market, but once it started to rise, everyone regretted it. On-chain data is really useful. Next time, I'll stay alert at key positions and wait. Damn, we're always late to realize. Only the main force knows in advance that it's going to rise—amazing. This time's wash trading technique was so standard. Next time, I'll try to see if I can detect it early.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 01-05 07:38

Damn, got cut again by the main force. This time, luckily I didn't go all in. --- Market support, market support. Sounds good, but it's actually just accumulation. --- I just want to ask, when will ordinary retail investors be able to catch this train? --- Are on-chain data reliable? What about my money? --- I've seen this trick too many times. In the end, I still get trapped. --- Bro, your analysis is indeed somewhat insightful. Can you tell me two hours in advance next time? --- The main force is really awesome. We're just stepping stones. --- So should I enter now or wait? Give me some advice. --- That's why I only dare to play small-cap coins. The big ones are too deep.

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SnapshotLaborer

· 01-05 07:31

Haha, finally managed to buy the dip successfully. I knew the main players were holding back for a big move during that stabilization phase. On-chain data is so obvious, yet I didn't keep up. No wonder I got cut. By the way, is this pattern always so accurate? I still feel like a rookie. I should have gone all-in yesterday; now I can only watch the price rise helplessly. The main players are really ruthless, repeatedly doing wash trades just to collect our chips. If I had known earlier, I would have trusted your analysis. Missing this wave is such a pity. The wash trading to stabilize and then rally—this tactic is just too classic. The key positions are indeed crucial; next time, I need to keep a close eye on these signals.

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