Projects like 1000SATS have very interesting market trajectories. Dropping from a peak worth billions to a market cap of 30 million, this process is essentially a full release of the bubble. Those inflated expectations and excessive hype have been thoroughly squeezed out in this wave of correction.
When market sentiment reaches extreme fear, you will notice a pattern——risk has already been significantly released, and in turn, many high-odds opportunities are emerging. Many people choose to wait or cut losses at this point, but smart capital often begins to quietly position itself during this stage. The bottom area where others are fearful may actually be the starting point for the next upward move.
From a technical perspective, the current price shows a strong rebound demand. The candlestick patterns already display typical bottom characteristics, which usually indicate that upward momentum is accumulating. When extremely pessimistic market sentiment encounters clear technical support, it is often a signal to enter the market.
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0xInsomnia
· 6h ago
Billions dropped to 30 million. To be blunt, those who bought should reflect on their actions.
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BearMarketHustler
· 11h ago
Falling from billions to 30 million, it’s indeed exciting to watch. But to be honest, who dares to really throw money in during such a sell-off?
Bottom signals are something that even armchair experts can figure out in hindsight. Who knew at the time?
People cutting losses must be regretting it to death, just afraid they won’t catch the rebound if it happens.
What are the characteristics of a bottom on a candlestick chart? I just want to know where exactly the bottom is...
I’ve heard all the calls for the bottom from the madmen, but in the end, they still keep digging the hole deeper.
Is this really an opportunity this time, or just another way to fool ourselves?
I can’t tell if the rebound demand is strong or not, but I do see a bunch of people encouraging each other.
Wait a minute, are these kinds of coins really still worth participating in...
The premise of high odds is survival, that’s the key.
I just want to ask, who dares to go all-in at this moment?
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SchroedingerGas
· 01-13 15:39
Billions poured into 30 million, this deal is really ruthless. Those who didn't cut losses are all regretting it.
Others are bottom-fishing, I want to too, but I just don't have the guts...
Are the bottom signals all out? But I still see the K-line as a mess.
If this wave can really rebound, it would be unbelievable, feels like just pie in the sky.
Wait, is there really still a chance...
Entering during fear? Easy to say, losing money is the real fear.
So should I buy now or run? Can someone give a definite answer?
This 1000SATS trap, I will never touch it again.
Bottom characteristics? Said the same last time, and it kept crashing.
Is anyone really buying at this price, or are they just talking?
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BankruptcyArtist
· 01-13 03:50
Billions dropped to 30 million. I really want to know what those early investors were thinking.
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UncleLiquidation
· 01-13 03:49
Billions drop to 30 million, this wave of cutting leeks' skills is really top-notch
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Bottom signal? I think this is just a signal to trap people
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"Smart funds quietly layout"... sounds like they're trying to fool me into taking over
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Always talking about technical support, K-line won't lie but people will
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When there's fear, some people really dare to buy the dip, I just watch in fear
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From billions to 30 million, how much confidence has been cut off
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Others' bottom is just my re-trapping layer, my friend
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When talking about rebound demand, who knows where the next limit-down will be waiting?
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StablecoinAnxiety
· 01-13 03:48
Billions dropped to 30 million, this is just outrageous... The bottom signals are all out, but I still feel a bit anxious.
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Sounds nice, but how many people really dare to buy in at this time? I’m the kind of person who watches opportunities slip away.
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Wait, about the bottom characteristics of K-line... Are they really just fooling us again?
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I'm fearful when others are fearful too, this is my true reflection, haha.
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It's a good thing that the bubble has been squeezed out, at least it’s clean and clear, no more worrying.
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I just want to know where those "quietly accumulating" funds are coming from...
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Here we go again, always talking about bottom signals, always getting cut, I don’t believe you.
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But honestly, after dropping from billions, how mentally tough do you have to be to hold on?
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Support from technical analysis? I trust my intuition more—no cutting losses, haha.
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I feel like these kinds of coins are the ultimate form of concept hype; once the bubble bursts, it’s just like that.
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GasOptimizer
· 01-13 03:47
Billions dropped to 30 million, the data is way off... Have you calculated the actual rate? In such a volatile range, what percentage of Gas costs can be?
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CounterIndicator
· 01-13 03:38
Billions drop to 30 million, this is the daily routine in the crypto world. The false prosperity dissipates and it's gone.
It's old news that others are fearful while I am greedy. How many truly dare to buy the dip...
The candlestick pattern looks good, but I've heard this kind of talk too many times.
The bottom? The bottom? I've been saying it's the bottom for over a year, but the result...
The current situation is indeed a bit interesting, but I still need to see the strength of holdings to speak.
Projects like 1000SATS have very interesting market trajectories. Dropping from a peak worth billions to a market cap of 30 million, this process is essentially a full release of the bubble. Those inflated expectations and excessive hype have been thoroughly squeezed out in this wave of correction.
When market sentiment reaches extreme fear, you will notice a pattern——risk has already been significantly released, and in turn, many high-odds opportunities are emerging. Many people choose to wait or cut losses at this point, but smart capital often begins to quietly position itself during this stage. The bottom area where others are fearful may actually be the starting point for the next upward move.
From a technical perspective, the current price shows a strong rebound demand. The candlestick patterns already display typical bottom characteristics, which usually indicate that upward momentum is accumulating. When extremely pessimistic market sentiment encounters clear technical support, it is often a signal to enter the market.