2025-12-16 08:30:52

#美联储联邦公开市场委员会决议 $NIGHT's recent performance is quite interesting. The 5-minute chart shows continuous down candles, which is especially challenging for small-cap coins—retail investors tend to think the whales are about to dump, and panic sentiment quickly spreads. Looking at the funding data is very telling; large withdrawals are underway, and the absorption strength is clearly insufficient. Once the support levels below are broken, it can easily trigger an accelerated decline. That's why experienced traders remain cautious at this stage—psychological expectations formed by consecutive down candles often cause more volatility than the technical factors themselves. Currently, the uncertainty surrounding the FOMC adds to the mix, and market sentiment is somewhat weak. The liquidity pressure on small-cap coins will be more apparent.

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OnChainDetective

· 2025-12-19 08:23

I have been monitoring on the chain for three days, and the large transfer records of NIGHT really don't add up… This continuous decline is definitely not a technical issue; it's obvious someone is dumping to push the price down for others to buy in. --- The moment support was broken, I knew it—whales are accumulating, retail investors are cutting losses, it's always the same routine. --- With the FOMC overlapping liquidity exhaustion, the appearance of this continuous decline at this time is too suspicious; there must be behind-the-scenes data we can't see. --- To be honest, insufficient buying power is exactly what the market makers want; short sellers are comfortably eating the losses, and we retail investors are just the chopped leeks. --- Checked the wallet cluster group at 3 a.m.… Those few institutional addresses are indeed showing unusual activity. I told you, psychological expectations are being manipulated. --- They are even smashing it every five minutes; how ruthless is that? Which whale is so reckless? --- I'm actually more afraid of not the fall itself, but the panic caused by this kind of bearish candle… It’s really too easy to trigger a stampede. --- The funding data is right there; large withdrawals are a fact, don’t deceive yourself. --- Once the FOMC variable is added, the liquidity of small coins instantly collapses; it’s too easy to be harvested.

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All-InQueen

· 2025-12-16 08:59

Oh no, it's another consecutive downtrend. I'm too familiar with this pattern; retail investors start trembling as soon as they see it. Large sell-offs indeed have no buyers, and that's the most heartbreaking part. With FOMC and liquidity pressure stacking up, small-cap coins are definitely in a high-risk period right now. I'm currently in a wait-and-see mode.

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TopBuyerForever

· 2025-12-16 08:44

Is it raining continuously again and again? I just want to know when things will turn around. I'm tired of seeing this routine all day long.

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BridgeTrustFund

· 2025-12-16 08:36

连阴这东西说白了就是心理战，真不知道$NIGHT下面还能撑到哪儿去 Big funds are fleeing, I saw it coming a long time ago, retail investors are panicking right now FOMC hasn't announced the results yet, smaller coins are feeling even worse If the support level really breaks, it will be troublesome, let's see how tomorrow's trend goes In such times, it's better to stay calm and not be driven by panic The five-minute chart looks uncomfortable, I need to go out for a walk Funds are flowing out so quickly, it seems like I need to reduce my positions I don't quite understand this move, what is the big player doing I'm really worried that once liquidity dries up, it will accelerate the decline When people's hearts are scattered, it's hard to lead the team; this is the current situation

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ETH_Maxi_Taxi

· 2025-12-16 08:33

A series of consecutive bearish candles can scare off a lot of people every time, I really admire retail investors' mentality. This wave of NIGHT is indeed a bit risky, but don't rush to run, the support level hasn't been broken yet. Small-cap coins are like this, any slight movement can cause a sell-off, and no one dares to act before the FOMC event settles. The liquidity situation is indeed grim, whether large investors are dumping or testing depth, it's hard to tell now. Following the trend and selling will never make money, which is why retail investors are always the victims. The panic caused by consecutive bearish candles is more damaging than a real decline; it's just a psychological game. Liquidity pressure has long been a norm for small-cap coins; once accustomed, there's nothing to fear. I'm really annoyed by the uncertainty surrounding the FOMC; at this moment, holding coins feels like sitting on pins and needles. As long as the support level isn't broken, I won't admit defeat, it's that simple.

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MEVVictimAlliance

· 2025-12-16 08:32

Tired of the same old narrative about 连阴线 (consecutive down candles)? Isn't it just the fate of retail investors to be the bagholders? If the support level breaks, it breaks. Anyway, we're already used to the feeling of losing money. FOMC combined with liquidity pressure? That just means nobody wants to buy in. Give up hope, everyone. Market makers' tricks have remained unchanged for a hundred years. Small coin traders will always be the last to hold the bag.

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