2026-01-06 06:28:06

AT this wave of market movement is indeed fierce: first surged to a high of $0.17770, a bunch of retail investors excitedly followed the trend to buy in, only to be smashed shortly after. Large funds showed no mercy, launching a cliff-like decline, with the price dropping to $0.14860 before stopping. Even after rebounding to $0.16061 later, it still fell by 8.69% in one day.

This decline sounds terrifying, but from a trading volume perspective, it's actually more dangerous — 24-hour trading volume exceeded 33.41 million USDT, with a total volume of 209 million. Throughout the decline, trading activity did not shrink, indicating that selling pressure has not eased at all. The previous high points now hang like the Sword of Damocles overhead.

**Here's how to operate this coin:**

For short-term rebounds, play the game patiently—don't rush to buy the dip. If you really want to try, wait until the rebound reaches the $0.1650-$0.1680 range, and the price must stabilize at recent key resistance levels before entering the market. Otherwise, you're just risking small money to test stop-losses.

For short positions, keep an eye on $0.1550 as the first target, and $0.1500 as the second target. If the downtrend doesn't stop, there’s also a possibility of dropping to $0.1480. Set your stop-loss at $0.1680; once it breaks through this level, the short-term downtrend is likely to ease.

Honestly, this wave of decline shows no signs of bottoming out. The current rebound is just a weak counter-attack during the bears' breather, and the bulls haven't fully taken control. As long as $0.1680 holds, the bearish logic remains unchanged. Those going long now are like catching falling stones from the sky—very easy to get trapped in the middle of the mountain. Shorts should not chase too aggressively; wait until the rebound hits resistance levels before entering, so you can safely profit from the decline.

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SneakyFlashloan

· 01-09 00:51

Retail investors have been cut again, and this time it’s especially brutal. The high trading volume indicates it’s not over yet. --- Cannot catch falling stones from the sky. The bearish logic isn’t a problem; it’s just a matter of whether we can hold at 0.168. --- It’s the same old story:诱多 then a cliff dive. Big funds are playing their tricks very skillfully. --- All rebounds are fake. Wait until the price reaches 0.165 before acting. Entering now is just asking for death. --- This short position is solid as long as it doesn’t break 0.168. There’s still room below, so stay patient and wait for gains. --- An 8.69% drop doesn’t sound like much, but if the trading volume isn’t shrinking, it’s trouble. The decline will continue. --- The bulls completely missed the buy-in. This is really a bit risky. Those trying to bottom fish should reflect on their strategy. --- The resistance level is so clear: buy between 0.165-0.168, or else you’re just giving away money.

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orphaned_block

· 01-08 22:05

Big players are playing this hand perfectly, retail investors are being harvested again, this is the daily routine in the crypto world. Hold on, with such strong volume still vomiting, how can anyone dare to buy the dip? Isn't this just accepting the knife? The 0.168 level is really crucial; it depends on whether we can hold it. Otherwise, it might continue to drop further. Don't be too greedy on the short side either; take profits when you see gains. Don't wait for a rebound to smash back and have to cut losses again. Honestly, there's no bottom now. It's all the whales playing, and retail investors can only watch.

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OffchainWinner

· 01-06 06:48

It's another classic script of the big players dumping the market, with retail investors as the stepping stones.

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GateUser-a180694b

· 01-06 06:47

Same old trick, retail investors get chopped like leeks, big players manipulate the dump When stones fall from the sky, whoever catches them loses. Forget it this time. Only when $0.1550 is in sight will I dare to move.

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TokenomicsShaman

· 01-06 06:43

Retail investors getting caught again, hammered down hard, and the trading volume hasn't shrunk at all. Right now, it's just catching stones, warning of heavy losses. Wait, can this $0.1680 really hold? I have a feeling it might drop again. Short-term trading, take it easy; this chart is unpredictable. With such fierce trading volume, anyone daring to buy the dip is a fool. Wait until the rebound to $0.1650, or you're just giving money to the big players.

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ser_ngmi

· 01-06 06:36

Retail investors have been wiped out again, this is the fate of degen Big funds play aggressively; those who buy at higher points better get ready to wash and sleep The high trading volume indicates there are still people dumping; if the 0.168 level can't hold, it will be troublesome The rebound is just a trap to lure in buyers; don't think about bottom fishing, acting now is just giving away money The bears should be able to hit 0.15 this wave, but don't be greedy chasing shorts; wait for the rebound and exit safely

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