2025-12-17 07:11:16

#美国证券交易委员会推进数字资产监管框架创新 $EPIC's recent performance is indeed worth analyzing.

From the K-line chart, the recent market has been quite stable, giving a sense of being supported by someone. But think about it carefully—if there were really large funds backing the market, why did the price continue to decline after breaking through the spike point at 1011 that day? This logic doesn't quite add up.

The current price has fallen more than 80% from the high, and there are too many investors trapped above to count. If the market maker truly has sufficient strength, is there a willingness to push the price back up to help everyone break even? That's the question—after all, the cost of eating the meat is too high.

Of course, there is a chance for a rebound after an oversold condition, and I don't deny that. But if you bought at a high level and are trapped, hoping this rebound will recover your costs? Honestly, that's quite difficult.

Rather than worrying about whether the market support is genuine or not, it's better to assess your own risk tolerance clearly. Chasing highs is easy; getting out safely is the real skill.

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GameFiCritic

· 2025-12-20 03:24

Market support? That's called "being forced to hold"… After dropping below 1011, it continues to decline, indicating that nobody really wants it. An 80% drop, with hundreds of thousands of trapped positions above, cost of eating the meat? They've already eaten it. Now it's just bones to gnaw on. Rebound? It's there, but do you expect the rebound to break even? Wake up. This isn't something a playability indicator can determine; the token's deflation model itself has collapsed. Instead of fussing over whether market support is genuine or not, it's better to first assess your risk tolerance—chasing highs feels good for a moment, but getting out teaches a lifetime of lessons.

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PaperHandSister

· 2025-12-19 09:19

Market support? I think that's just a false alarm. An 80-point drop and still hoping to be pulled back up—dream on.

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0xInsomnia

· 2025-12-17 17:25

Market support? Ha, it's already fallen below the support level, and you still have the nerve to talk about bottoming out. I really can't understand this logic. --- Brothers who are trapped at high positions, don't expect a rebound to get you back to break-even. Reality isn't that gentle. --- To put it simply, this wave is all about who runs out first; those who stay are just bystanders. --- Still hoping to recover from an 80% drop? Better to think about how to survive first. --- No big funds are willing to spend such a high cost to rescue the market. Who's the fool? This logic makes sense, everyone. --- Instead of studying candlestick charts for signs of support, it's better to be clear-headed and calculate how much you can actually lose.

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SignatureVerifier

· 2025-12-17 07:41

nah, the "price support" narrative doesn't hold up under scrutiny here. technically speaking, if whale accumulation was actually happening, the breakdown below that key level wouldn't make sense... insufficient validation of the bullish thesis tbh. those trapped at highs? statistically improbable they're gonna recoup without major structural shifts. costs don't reconcile with incentives.

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AllTalkLongTrader

· 2025-12-17 07:40

Market support? Wake up, there's no counterattack even after falling below 1011, that's the answer.

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WhaleShadow

· 2025-12-17 07:29

Pump protection? I think it's just a slow process of cutting leeks. Who can withstand an 80% drop? If the big players really wanted to pump, they would have done it already. It's obvious they're just digesting their chips now. People caught in the trap expecting a rebound to break free? Dream on. Instead of guessing the future trend, it's better to quickly figure out how much you can still lose. The new regulatory framework has been introduced, but it can't change the fundamentally poor situation. The EPIC project is already beyond saving, honestly. People chasing the high should now be thinking about how to cut losses, not waiting for a rebound opportunity.

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MysteryBoxAddict

· 2025-12-17 07:19

Market intervention? Haha, those people probably ran away long ago. Stuck at 80% loss and still want to turn things around? Dream on. Instead of waiting for a rebound, it's better to think about how to cut losses first. The real skill is knowing when to admit defeat—that's the hard part.

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AirdropHunter007

· 2025-12-17 07:16

Market support? Ha, even after falling below 1011, it's still a downward trend. Clearly, the big players are unloading their holdings. Dreaming of getting out of high positions is a bit too ambitious. It's more practical to think about how to cut losses first.

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Anon4461

· 2025-12-17 07:11

Market support? I think it's mostly self-deception. Even after breaking through the support level, the decline continues quietly. How can that make sense? Don't think about a rebound to recover losses. An 80% drop is no joke. Wake up, everyone. Instead of waiting for the big players, it's better to think about how to cut losses. That's the real skill.

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