Looking at the OG asset, the technicals are indeed extremely oversold, but that doesn't mean it's bottomed out. As long as there are more major negative news to hit it, it can still continue to crash, and even face the risk of being delisted.



Taking a certain coin as an example—dropping from $4 to $1, many people thought that was the bottom. But what happened? It continued to fall to $0.5 before truly stabilizing. This is a common pattern for plummeting assets.

The key is to understand one principle: any coin that experiences a significant decline is generally driven into an extremely oversold zone. So if you're trading such assets, don't rely solely on technical indicators showing oversold conditions to expect a rebound. You need to wait and see if new negative news hits. Otherwise, what seems like a bottom today could turn into a higher starting point tomorrow.
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NotSatoshivip
· 01-07 05:53
Oh my, another bottom-fishing trap. Every day someone is calling for a bottom, but it just keeps dropping further.
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GasFeeGazervip
· 01-07 05:48
It's the same old trick again, oversold ≠ bottoming out, a bloody lesson indeed.
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ArbitrageBotvip
· 01-07 05:47
It's the same old story, trying to buy the dip when oversold? Wake up, you're nowhere near the bottom. Here we go again, is it over yet? I just like watching the expressions of those caught holding the dip, how about that? Wait and see, what's the rush? The real show is still to come. The $0.5 incident was truly incredible; so many people were still shouting bottom at $1. The bad news isn't over, and the price hasn't bottomed out—that's an iron law, everyone. Don't ask me how I see it, just waiting for it to die.
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SolidityNewbievip
· 01-07 05:41
To be honest, I don't touch OG. Just looking at the trend makes my scalp tingle.
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SchroedingerMinervip
· 01-07 05:32
It's the same old story, why does this sound so familiar... Last time, a coin also dropped like this, and I actually guessed right once. Honestly, oversold is oversold, but that doesn't necessarily mean a rebound. The risk is still high. OG is now a ticking time bomb, so let's wait and see. Anyway, I've already cut my losses. Why do some people always like to buy the dip... Truly admirable courage. Getting delisted was really harsh, whoever caught it would bleed, there's no such thing as being unstoppable. History always repeats itself, it's just that some people don't believe in this evil. That's right, the bottom isn't necessarily the bottom, that's the charm of crypto... To avoid being cut, it's best to hold steady and not randomly buy the dip.
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