Word on the street: everyone's waiting for that 94.5k breakout before going long. Classic move. So here's the thing—smart money's already positioning before the masses even think about hitting that level. Then when the retail flood gates open at 94.5k? That's when the dump happens. Same old game: ride the hype wave, let the followers FOMO in at the resistance, then exit. It's not conspiracy, just how the market tends to work.
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GasFeeCrybaby
· 9h ago
94.5k? Laughing to death, I have to get cut again.
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How can the house players have been playing this trick for so many years and still have people falling for it?
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Wait, should I buy now or sell short? My mind is a bit confused.
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It's ridiculous, every time it's like this. I just want to know when smart money will finally lose.
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Nah, isn't this just an eternal cycle of retail investors being cut? I'm also part of it.
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So basically, it's a matter of timing. Relying on news isn't useful.
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Feels like this article is hinting that I should enter now? Or should I run?
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Got it, got it, reverse operation, right? I knew it.
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Every time they say it's the last time to cut, but next time it's the same old trick.
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airdrop_whisperer
· 9h ago
94.5k? Ha, here we go again. I've seen through this long ago.
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EyeOfTheTokenStorm
· 9h ago
Here we go again with the same rhetoric. My quantitative model has long identified this bottoming pattern; 94.5k is not a resistance level at all. The real key lies in the movement of large on-chain addresses. Retail investors are always late to the game—by the time you hear street rumors, smart money has already moved in and out three times.
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Wait, this logic has a problem. If smart money has already positioned, then who are the people still shouting about 94.5k for? It feels like a contrarian indicator.
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Looking at historical data, every time there's a consensus like "everyone is waiting," it often turns out to be a confirmation signal of the bottom. It was the same in 2017, and the market skyrocketed afterward. But now the market structure has changed, so we need to be cautious.
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Alright, enough analysis—just one question—are you currently holding a zero position or have you already entered the market? Words are meaningless without action.
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The opportunity for T trading has arrived, but don't let these street rumors manipulate your mindset. A risk warning: if it drops below 94k, accept the loss immediately—don't dream of a bottom.
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CafeMinor
· 9h ago
Here we go again? I've seen through it long ago; retail investors are always the last to know.
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ChainPoet
· 9h ago
Coming back with this again? I've seen through it long ago. 94.5 is just a trap for bagholders.
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GateUser-e19e9c10
· 9h ago
Here we go again? 94.5k and you want to drain my blood? I don't believe it.
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The smart money has already jumped in, and we're still arguing in the group, what a gap.
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You always say this, and then I get caught, really unbelievable.
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Wait, does that mean now is the time to buy in and be the bag holder?
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The breakdown didn't happen, but then they start telling stories, which is a bit虚.
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FOMO doesn't work on me; I just like to buy the dip and get caught.
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Everyone knows this routine, but still can't avoid it, hilarious.
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The question is, who knows when the smart money will exit? Just gamble.
Word on the street: everyone's waiting for that 94.5k breakout before going long. Classic move. So here's the thing—smart money's already positioning before the masses even think about hitting that level. Then when the retail flood gates open at 94.5k? That's when the dump happens. Same old game: ride the hype wave, let the followers FOMO in at the resistance, then exit. It's not conspiracy, just how the market tends to work.