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$TAO 🎬 The Dog Pool's Next Performance Script Speculation
Based on current chips and market conditions, the Dog Pool's script is already quite clear:
Step 1: Warm water boiling the frog, wearing down patience
The current price is oscillating around 313. The average opening price for whale and smart money short positions is around 316, while long positions are between 286-288. Both sides are in profit, indicating that the main players haven't finished harvesting yet. Next, they will repeatedly bounce between 305-320, using small bullish candles to lure longs and small bearish candles to smash the market, causing short-term bottom fishers to repeatedly stop out and clean out the floating chips.
Step 2: Fake breakout to lure more buyers, burying chasing rally traders
Once market sentiment is worn down enough, they will suddenly increase volume and push the price up to around 325-330, touching the 25-day moving average resistance level, creating a false impression of "breaking new highs." At this point, whales will quietly close some short positions while using small buy orders to attract retail traders to chase the rally, trapping the follow-the-leader positions at high levels.
Step 3: Precise smash to harvest longs and shorts
After chasing funds enter, they will immediately break through the key support at 310, triggering stop-losses on long positions. Meanwhile, short positions will gradually increase below 300, causing the previously bottom-fished longs and new chasing longs to be liquidated together. The ultimate goal is to push the price down to the 290-300 range, thoroughly harvesting longs while maximizing short-term profits.
Step 4: Accumulate chips at low levels for the next wave
After smashing the market, they will oscillate within 290-305, slowly buying back chips at low prices with small volume, waiting for the next rally. During this period, the market will be extremely quiet, leading retail traders to mistakenly think the trend has ended and hand over bloodied chips.
Core logic: Currently, both longs and shorts are profitable. The Dog Pool must first cause one side to liquidate to realize profits. From the position structure, short positions are heavier and more profitable, so prioritizing harvesting longs is the safer choice. Therefore, the next likely pattern is a classic routine of "lure longs → smash market → accumulate chips at low levels."