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#数字货币市场回调 looks like it has fallen to a critical position. In the last 24 hours, long positions have been liquidated over 45 million dollars, and leveraged long positions have basically been cleaned out.
Interestingly, the data from the last hour shows that the short positions getting liquidated are more than 10 times that of the long positions. Many people are shorting at the bottom, which has instead become a booster for the rebound. Meanwhile, on-chain monitoring indicates that large amounts of funds are continuously accumulating, and this signal cannot be ignored.
From a technical perspective, the current range of $126-$127 can be considered for building positions in batches. If it retraces to $124-$125, the cost-effectiveness at this level will be higher, allowing for larger position allocation. However, it is important to set a stop-loss line; $122 is a clear stop-loss level, and if it falls below that, one must decisively exit to protect the principal, which is always the top priority.
The short-term target is around $132, and if it breaks through, then look at $138 as the resistance level.
The most fearful stage of the market often contains opportunities. Now, short covering may drive price recovery. Of course, trading is essentially a probability game, and we only participate in those situations with reasonable odds.
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Data speaks, but risk control is more important.
Is 122 really the stop loss level? I think it could go even lower.
Big players accumulating? I’ll wait and see, I can’t afford to lose anyway.
If this rebound reaches 132 I’ll laugh, that’s way too optimistic, bro.
You’re right about risk control, but honestly, how many people can actually stick to their stop loss, haha.
I’m a bit hesitant to enter at 126, I’ll wait for 124 instead.
When big funds are accumulating, be careful, retail investors must not be blinded by emotions.
If it breaks 122, just run; this iron rule must be remembered.
This rhythm... short positions aren't doing much better either, it's a play people for suckers scenario.
The guys who shorted at the bottom must be green in the face now, this signal of big capital Accumulation really can't be ignored.
I'm also watching from 126 to 127, but I want to wait for the 124-125 position, that’s where the cost-performance ratio is really good.
122 must be defended, the principal is the most important, don’t get yourself in just to gamble on a Rebound.
Looking at 132 in the short term, if it breaks, then aim for 138, after all, it's a probability game, wait until the odds are reasonable before entering.