That day, Dusk showed a seemingly ordinary bullish candlestick.
No hype, no discussions, even many analysts paid no attention.
But those in the know saw the clues.
This pattern only appears in projects selected by key funds. No emotional outbursts, no panic selling, instead, trading volume quietly accumulates. This is large capital testing the waters, main players checking the depth of market liquidity. On the surface, it looks like a consolidation phase, but in reality, they are waiting for chips to settle.
Dusk's movement is very patient. It doesn't expect retail investors to chase after quick gains; it only needs time and enough market space. When the market finally understands its underlying logic, price movements become a natural progression.
Looking back at this bullish candlestick later, you'll realize it marks the true starting point of the entire rally.
However, at that time, most people chose to ignore it. This is the most common story in the market.
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DuckFluff
· 4h ago
We've heard the saying that big funds are testing the waters too many times, but what's the result?
It's the same line again, the same chip accumulation, I even believed it, but it still keeps falling.
I've really seen through it, big players can go all in.
Retail investors turn a blind eye because they really can't see it, don't be a Monday morning quarterback afterward.
However, the Dusk project is indeed a bit interesting, let's observe it for now.
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NFTFreezer
· 13h ago
The quiet accumulation really shows the strength of the main players; Dusk's recent move definitely has some substance.
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BlockchainBouncer
· 01-11 01:54
It's the same story again... Every time, they say a certain line is the "starting point," but after they finish trapping the retail investors, they go silent.
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RugpullTherapist
· 01-11 01:46
Retail investors will never understand these details, no wonder they are always being cut.
It's that same story of "big funds probing," how many times have I heard that?
Dusk's recent move really has some substance; the trading volume accumulation can't be hidden.
To put it nicely, let's wait and see the results later.
I've seen too many negative examples of this kind of analysis.
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GateUser-26d7f434
· 01-11 01:46
The tactic of quietly accumulating shares is a well-known trick. The real question is, when will retail investors learn not to chase highs and lows and instead protect their own investments?
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screenshot_gains
· 01-11 01:43
You're starting to tell stories again. I'm tired of this kind of "hindsight analysis."
That day, Dusk showed a seemingly ordinary bullish candlestick.
No hype, no discussions, even many analysts paid no attention.
But those in the know saw the clues.
This pattern only appears in projects selected by key funds. No emotional outbursts, no panic selling, instead, trading volume quietly accumulates. This is large capital testing the waters, main players checking the depth of market liquidity. On the surface, it looks like a consolidation phase, but in reality, they are waiting for chips to settle.
Dusk's movement is very patient. It doesn't expect retail investors to chase after quick gains; it only needs time and enough market space. When the market finally understands its underlying logic, price movements become a natural progression.
Looking back at this bullish candlestick later, you'll realize it marks the true starting point of the entire rally.
However, at that time, most people chose to ignore it. This is the most common story in the market.