Recently, there has been an interesting phenomenon where a small-cap token completed a textbook-level "breakout."
First, let's talk about the phenomenon. This coin had been trading in the range of $0.12555 to $0.14735 for a long time, with very light trading volume and almost no market attention. But recently, buy orders suddenly flooded in, pushing the price up from the bottom with overwhelming momentum, soaring to a new high of $0.19684. Although it later pulled back slightly to $0.19480, the intraday increase has already reached 48.87%. The 24-hour trading volume exceeded 116 million USDT, with an average daily volume of 691 million, clearly following the pattern of large funds accumulating at low levels before a violent surge. That sideways consolidation? It’s just the "run-up platform" before a rocket launch.
On the data side, the momentum is also fierce. A 64.21% increase over 7 days, and a 65.59% increase over 30 days. Behind these gains is the concentrated firepower of bulls. Looking at the volume, during the surge phase, trading volume exploded—this is not a rhythm that retail investors can play.
**Practical Tips**
If you want to participate, don’t chase the high. Wait for a pullback to the $0.18000-$0.19000 range, then enter with a small position for more safety. Take profits in stages: first at $0.19500, then at $0.20000. If it can break through the previous high, look at $0.20500. Set stop-loss at $0.17000; if it falls below this level, the short-term bullish momentum is likely to weaken.
For shorting, it’s better not to participate now. In such violent market conditions, contrarian operations are only asking to be crushed. For long positions, be patient and wait for a pullback; low-cost entry is the safest way to make money. But also beware of the risk of a pullback after a sharp short-term surge. Never get carried away by the profit effect and chase high with heavy positions. As long as you hold the $0.17000 line, the bullish logic remains intact.
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LightningClicker
· 01-09 07:21
Large funds accumulating and pushing up, why does this routine feel so familiar?
It's the same pattern of big players entering the market, with retail investors acting as the bagholders.
Wait, this correction risk is real, don't be blinded by the profit-taking effect.
The 0.17 level is really critical; if it breaks, you need to run.
Light positions and low-cost buying are the way to go; greed will only get you trapped.
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SerRugResistant
· 01-07 11:56
It's the same trick again. After the big players accumulate and push the price up, it's time to dump the market, right?
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AirdropHunter007
· 01-07 11:53
It's the old trick of whale and retail game theory again—accumulating at low levels and then surging violently. The tactics are too obvious.
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DeFi_Dad_Jokes
· 01-07 11:32
It's the same old trick again, big players buy low and retail investors buy high. I'm tired of seeing this.
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Drop below 0.17 and then run, no need for any defense line.
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Wait, isn't this really just a scheme for the whales to accumulate?
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Pulling out 48 points in a day, how many people have to die later to lift the banner?
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Taking profits in batches sounds good, but I'm just worried I can't hold back my hands.
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Is sideways trading just for accumulation? Then what were the ten coins I bought at the bottom accumulating?
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How fierce can the subsequent correction be after such violent surges? Just thinking about it makes my scalp tingle.
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Don't chase the high. I hear this every time, and every time I regret not chasing.
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Enter a small position at 0.18, let's just do it, take a gamble.
Recently, there has been an interesting phenomenon where a small-cap token completed a textbook-level "breakout."
First, let's talk about the phenomenon. This coin had been trading in the range of $0.12555 to $0.14735 for a long time, with very light trading volume and almost no market attention. But recently, buy orders suddenly flooded in, pushing the price up from the bottom with overwhelming momentum, soaring to a new high of $0.19684. Although it later pulled back slightly to $0.19480, the intraday increase has already reached 48.87%. The 24-hour trading volume exceeded 116 million USDT, with an average daily volume of 691 million, clearly following the pattern of large funds accumulating at low levels before a violent surge. That sideways consolidation? It’s just the "run-up platform" before a rocket launch.
On the data side, the momentum is also fierce. A 64.21% increase over 7 days, and a 65.59% increase over 30 days. Behind these gains is the concentrated firepower of bulls. Looking at the volume, during the surge phase, trading volume exploded—this is not a rhythm that retail investors can play.
**Practical Tips**
If you want to participate, don’t chase the high. Wait for a pullback to the $0.18000-$0.19000 range, then enter with a small position for more safety. Take profits in stages: first at $0.19500, then at $0.20000. If it can break through the previous high, look at $0.20500. Set stop-loss at $0.17000; if it falls below this level, the short-term bullish momentum is likely to weaken.
For shorting, it’s better not to participate now. In such violent market conditions, contrarian operations are only asking to be crushed. For long positions, be patient and wait for a pullback; low-cost entry is the safest way to make money. But also beware of the risk of a pullback after a sharp short-term surge. Never get carried away by the profit effect and chase high with heavy positions. As long as you hold the $0.17000 line, the bullish logic remains intact.