Starknet's STRK token just took a brutal 9.09% hit in the last 24 hours, lagging way behind the broader market recovery. What's going on?
The selloff looks like a textbook case of profits being locked in. Remember that insane 110% pump from November 13th to 21st? Yeah, those early birds are cashing out hard now, especially around the 0.28 level where resistance got nasty.
Technically speaking, things got messy when STRK broke below the critical 0.15 pivot point. That breakdown triggered a cascade of stop losses and probably scared off some of the weaker hands who jumped in during the rally.
Add in some fresh token unlocks hitting circulation, and you've got a perfect storm of selling pressure. Classic supply shock meeting profit-taking greed.
The question now: is this just a healthy correction after that monster run, or are we looking at a deeper retracement? That 0.15 level just became the line in the sand.
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UnluckyMiner
· 11-27 23:36
They are playing people for suckers again. If it breaks 0.15, it will go straight down. This is the trick of web3.
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SwapWhisperer
· 11-27 19:50
Once again, it's been smashed, and this time it's STRK's turn? The early birds are really anxious... If 0.15 can't hold, it’s a bit precarious.
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GasFeeCrier
· 11-26 22:04
It's the same old story again, big pump must be followed by a big dump. If I had known, I wouldn't have chased that wave.
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GateUser-a08b5646
· 11-25 09:27
Look at 1.2 dollars, buy on dips, and in half a month you will thank your current self.
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GasFeeNightmare
· 11-25 07:52
It's the old routine of token unlock again... This time when STRK broke 0.15, I knew it was over. I should have rug pulled at 0.28, and now watching the fall is really devastating.
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MidnightTrader
· 11-25 07:51
If the line of 0.15 breaks, it's all over. Early dumb buyers are really crazily dumping.
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ContractTester
· 11-25 07:32
The 110% rise has now all been given back, those who entered early are laughing the happiest... this is the norm of the crypto market.
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GetRichLeek
· 11-25 07:28
Trapped again, after breaking 0.15 it directly plummeted. I said I shouldn't have chased that wave of 110%. Now it's fine, all the early birds have run away and I'm still catching a falling knife.
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MevWhisperer
· 11-25 07:26
It’s the same old trick in the crypto world: what skyrockets must crash. In the end, it’s just bagholders left holding the losses.
Starknet's STRK token just took a brutal 9.09% hit in the last 24 hours, lagging way behind the broader market recovery. What's going on?
The selloff looks like a textbook case of profits being locked in. Remember that insane 110% pump from November 13th to 21st? Yeah, those early birds are cashing out hard now, especially around the 0.28 level where resistance got nasty.
Technically speaking, things got messy when STRK broke below the critical 0.15 pivot point. That breakdown triggered a cascade of stop losses and probably scared off some of the weaker hands who jumped in during the rally.
Add in some fresh token unlocks hitting circulation, and you've got a perfect storm of selling pressure. Classic supply shock meeting profit-taking greed.
The question now: is this just a healthy correction after that monster run, or are we looking at a deeper retracement? That 0.15 level just became the line in the sand.