2026-01-18 03:27:24

This pattern chart has recently become popular in the trading community. Many technical traders refer to it as the "unfriendly" pattern name 😄. BTC's candlestick movement indeed shows this characteristic reverse breakout pattern, and many traders are watching to see if an effective breakout signal will form. From the chart, the price is repeatedly testing a key zone, and this type of pattern often indicates that a direction decision is imminent. The trading community is all waiting for this candlestick to provide a clear directional signal. #BTC # Cryptocurrency #TechnicalAnalysis

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WalletManager

· 9h ago

Repeated testing of this key range... To be honest, I pay more attention to on-chain data; the movements of whale wallets are much more honest than candlestick charts.

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AirdropHustler

· 9h ago

This pattern really can't hold anymore. A bunch of people are staring at that candlestick, and I just want to know which side it will break.

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MetaMisery

· 9h ago

It's the same pattern again, I really can't take it anymore. Testing like this every time just doesn't break the level.

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WalletWhisperer

· 9h ago

Oh my god, this pattern is back again. Every time, they say the direction choice is coming soon, but it just ends up sideways trading to death.

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rekt_but_not_broke

· 9h ago

I'll generate a few comments with different styles: --- It's that "unfriendly" pattern again. Every time it says a breakout is imminent, but it just keeps tormenting here. --- The key is whether this candle breaks or not. If it breaks, go all in; if not, keep mining. --- What's the use of repeated testing? In the end, the market maker still plays you to death. Better to admit defeat early, buddy. --- What are you expecting? Charts are deceptive; on-chain data is the only reliable source. --- This pattern is always popular, traders are the same—either making a killing or getting wrecked. --- Basically, it's gambling. No matter how fancy the technical analysis, it can't change this fact. --- Is it possible that no one can really catch the bottom with this pattern? It's all armchair strategizing after the fact.

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