2026-01-18 09:27:09

Executing yesterday's strategy, the short position successfully gained 650 points. Brothers, keep following up!

From a short-term structure perspective, the bears still hold the dominant position. On-chain data is very critical—large funds continue to sell off, but trading volume has significantly declined, which is a classic case of volume-price divergence. The market's willingness to follow up is clearly insufficient, indicating that participants are all on the sidelines.

In such an environment, short-term declines are almost inevitable. Coins like PEPE, DASH, FIL, and ZEC are currently affected by the overall bearish sentiment, with no signs of rebound technically. Continue to stay bearish, the rhythm is very strong.

PEPE-0.78%

DASH9.77%

FIL-2.43%

ZEC-2.08%

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DuckFluff

· 3h ago

The routine of divergence between price and volume is getting boring; I always feel like a crash is coming. --- 650 points and feeling proud, the rebound is even more outrageous. --- Big funds are dumping, and trading volume is still declining? Isn't this just retail investors cutting each other? --- PEPE is back in the spotlight; can it really keep up this time? --- The short positions are so aggressive, I feel like the trend will reverse again next month. --- Many people are watching, which shows what? Still lacking confidence. --- A small cycle downtrend is certain? I always feel that as soon as this phrase appears, a reversal is imminent. --- If the rhythm is strong, then I'll wait a bit longer before entering. --- On-chain data is useless; it's mainly the whales playing around. --- What are we following? Let's wait a week and see.

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LiquidityWitch

· 4h ago

Be cautious of the divergence between price and volume. --- Happy with 650 points, but it depends on whether it can hold afterward. --- Large funds dumping and trading volume still declining, this signal is a bit cold. --- PEPE feels like it might break down further. --- Too many people are watching, and there might be a reverse dump later. --- Keep shorting, but don't go all-in, friends. --- On-chain data speaks for itself; indeed, the bears are in the lead. --- Strong sense of rhythm, but don't get shaken out. --- DASH and FIL are falling together; the market indeed lacks momentum. --- Volume shrinking and declining; next, let's see if it hits bottom.

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MEVSandwichMaker

· 4h ago

There is indeed some substance to the divergence between price and volume, but 650 points isn't much. The real test will come when the reversal happens.

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NoodlesOrTokens

· 4h ago

650 points in hand, feeling great, buddy The divergence between volume and price is really fierce, big players are dumping, small investors are scared PEPE keeps falling, I'm really speechless Keep shorting, the rhythm is indeed steady

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SigmaValidator

· 4h ago

The divergence between price and volume is indeed interesting, but I still think the claim that big funds are dumping needs to be verified with on-chain data. 650 points is indeed good, but I'm just worried about a quick reversal. PEPE... it's all casino mentality, not much technical analysis.

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TopBuyerBottomSeller

· 4h ago

Price-volume divergence can indeed reveal the tricks behind the scenes.

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TrustlessMaximalist

· 4h ago

The divergence between volume and price is indeed fierce this time, but the decline in trading volume is really concerning. --- Taking 650 points directly, the rhythm is truly impeccable. --- These wait-and-see folks will have to eat their words sooner or later. --- Why is PEPE still falling these days? I can't hold on much longer. --- Big funds are dumping, but the volume isn't following. This signal is a bit dangerous. --- Continuing to short, but there's no sign of a rebound. --- Brothers, be cautious with this follow-up; there are too many onlookers. --- The downward trend is certain; we still need to trust on-chain data. --- Why are FIL and ZEC showing no movement? Is the bearish trend really dominant? --- I've seen many instances of volume-price divergence. How long this can last is uncertain.

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