The current price action has reached a critical juncture with limited room for ambiguity. At this binary positioning level, there's really no middle ground left.
If price has fallen back into the previous trading range, honestly, holding positions here becomes increasingly risky. The setup just doesn't favor it anymore.
Here's the thing—those who managed to take profits around 97 levels did the smart thing. But if you missed that window and now you're considering selling at the 94.3 range retest, you need to understand what's happening: this is exactly the kind of indecision that chops up accounts. You're selling into a retest without a clear directional conviction, which often means you're on the wrong side of the move. That back-and-forth behavior, constantly getting caught between support and resistance, is what keeps traders in perpetual losses. The market rewards decisive positions, not hesitant ones.
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NullWhisperer
· 10h ago
ngl the 97 exit crowd already knows what time it is... everyone else just feeding the volatility machine at this point tbh
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SeeYouInFourYears
· 10h ago
Don't dwell on missing out on 97 Nabo; taking a 94.3% cut is the real loss.
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SmartContractDiver
· 10h ago
This market trend really leaves no room for hesitation. Those who shorted at 97 have already been laughing, and those still hesitating at 94.3... Honestly, it's just courting death.
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Layer2Observer
· 10h ago
This kind of "no middle ground" statement sounds absolute, but can the data really be so black and white? The 94.3 retest this time feels more like the author playing armchair strategist afterward. I'm more concerned about what the trading volume structure in the 97 to 94.3 range can tell us. Indecision indeed harms the account, but blind decisiveness can sometimes be more damaging.
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BlockchainFoodie
· 10h ago
ngl this reads like trying to season a dish without tasting it first—you're just guessing at the flavors. taking profits at 97 was literally the farm-to-fork play here, can't argue that. but selling at 94.3 on pure panic? that's not conviction, that's just burning your harvest before it's ready to market.
The current price action has reached a critical juncture with limited room for ambiguity. At this binary positioning level, there's really no middle ground left.
If price has fallen back into the previous trading range, honestly, holding positions here becomes increasingly risky. The setup just doesn't favor it anymore.
Here's the thing—those who managed to take profits around 97 levels did the smart thing. But if you missed that window and now you're considering selling at the 94.3 range retest, you need to understand what's happening: this is exactly the kind of indecision that chops up accounts. You're selling into a retest without a clear directional conviction, which often means you're on the wrong side of the move. That back-and-forth behavior, constantly getting caught between support and resistance, is what keeps traders in perpetual losses. The market rewards decisive positions, not hesitant ones.