2025-12-29 18:22:49

Looking at this wave of the market, the high point clearly shows someone is positioning for a short, with the same tactics as yesterday—the two needles inserted from above and below, the routine perfectly matching.

The current question is quite interesting. If the big players still want to continue playing, then the upward rally might still be part of the script waiting to unfold. Will history repeat itself? It depends on how much patience and ammunition the opposing side still has.

Honestly, it's really hard to tell whether the decline has bottomed out or not. No one can say where the bottom is. This level could be a trap or it could be real support; it all depends on how the subsequent trend develops.

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zkProofInThePudding

· 4h ago

How many times have you played this trick already? Is this all the tricks the big players have? Yesterday's spike happened again today, come on, man. Nobody really knows where the bottom is; everyone is just gambling. Let's wait for the rebound; entering now just makes you the bag holder. After the spike, it all depends on whether there's still ammunition left in the funds. I really don't dare to move at this position; it looks like a trap. If the big players want to push up, just do it. Don't drag it out, give a clear move.

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not_your_keys

· 4h ago

The needle was inserted a bit harshly, but I think this time it might really be a trap to lure more, don't get caught in it.

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OnchainHolmes

· 4h ago

The tricks are so obvious, how are there still people falling for them... Yesterday's move is happening again today, the market maker has no creativity, right? It's hard to say if it's the bottom; this critical position really can't be moved recklessly. Let's watch the trend. It feels like there will be more turbulence; those with more bullets should keep waiting. The trap is still support; it depends on how things unfold next. I've seen this trick three times already, can it still surprise us? No one can bet on history repeating itself; right now, we're just watching with wide eyes.

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JustHereForAirdrops

· 4h ago

The dealer has played this game of sewing and stitching so many times, and there are really people who fall for it every time. I'm bored to death haha Bottom? Don't talk nonsense. Who the hell can be sure? Instead of guessing the bottom, it's better to watch the breakout levels. How many bullets are left? That's the real point. Without bullets, no matter how strong the trend is, it's useless.

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TokenomicsShaman

· 4h ago

It's the same needle-insertion routine again, do the big players really think we've all fallen asleep? There's no bottom, who dares to buy in? Let's wait and see. Really, just one needle drop can scare people out, hilarious, this is the biggest trap. How many bullets are left? The opponent's current move is a bit weak. Thinking there might be another wave of rise, but the question is whether we can wait until then.

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