$POPCAT just printed the flattest weekly candle across this entire downtrend—a potential turning point nobody's talking about.
Here's the split: Smart money? Quietly bullish on this setup. Retail? Still leaning bearish.
This divergence is textbook. It's how crypto typically breaks out of severe downtrends and launches into parabolic runs.
Flash back to 2018: Same pattern showed up at the bear market lows. Those who recognized it made the move. Those who didn't? They watched from the sidelines.
The weekly flatline + divided flows combo isn't random noise—it's often the calm before the violent move.
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TokenAlchemist
· 8h ago
flat weekly on popcat? nah, that's just consolidation noise. seen this pattern fail more times than it works out tbh
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SignatureAnxiety
· 8h ago
Hmm... Based on the current cycle's trend, this wave of POPCAT is indeed quite interesting. But I'm more curious about those who say "smart money is positioning." Do they really have data to support it, or are they just storytelling again?
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Web3ExplorerLin
· 8h ago
hypothesis: that flat weekly candle might be the market's way of bridging the gap between fear and greed... reminds me of how oracle networks reach consensus before the real move happens
actually ngl, if retail's still bearish while smart money quietly positions, that's literally the cross-chain paradigm playing out in real time—different layers, same destination
$POPCAT just printed the flattest weekly candle across this entire downtrend—a potential turning point nobody's talking about.
Here's the split: Smart money? Quietly bullish on this setup. Retail? Still leaning bearish.
This divergence is textbook. It's how crypto typically breaks out of severe downtrends and launches into parabolic runs.
Flash back to 2018: Same pattern showed up at the bear market lows. Those who recognized it made the move. Those who didn't? They watched from the sidelines.
The weekly flatline + divided flows combo isn't random noise—it's often the calm before the violent move.