2025-12-18 08:50:21

#数字资产市场洞察 Afternoon Session $H Short-term Bearish Opportunity Observation

After analyzing the market, it appears that $H's bullish performance today is not strong enough, and the resistance levels above have not been effectively broken through. More importantly, on-chain fund monitoring shows that large amounts of chips are quietly flowing out, which is a concerning signal.

In this context, short-term bears indeed warrant consideration for entry. Instead of waiting for a clear market trend to follow up, it’s better to position early—after all, the market won’t wait for anyone.

Today, I will continue to monitor the correlation between $ETH and $HMSTR, as the performance of mainstream coins and emerging projects often confirm market sentiment. Opportunities for intraday high sell and low buy are likely to be plentiful, but specific take-profit and stop-loss points should be flexibly adjusted based on real-time trends.

That’s how short-term trading works; rhythm is very important. If you see it clearly, act quickly.

ETH-2,62%

HMSTR-1,38%

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GateUser-beba108d

· 2025-12-21 06:32

Are chips flowing out? I think we need to observe further; such signals have often repeated before.

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HappyToBeDumped

· 2025-12-19 23:56

The chips are flowing out, now I have to take it seriously --- Large sell-offs are so obvious, yet people are still bullish? I just don't understand --- Timing is indeed key, but unfortunately I always pick the wrong moments --- $H this wave is a bit risky, quickly set stop-loss first --- Another round of high selling and low buying, still easy to get trapped --- On-chain data is so clear, why are people still taking over? --- Short-term traders are really gambling, no doubt about it --- If the resistance level can't be broken, it's time to run; this logic makes sense --- I just want to know where those large chips are flowing to --- If I had known it would turn out like this, I should have been out yesterday waiting for the opportunity

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SilentObserver

· 2025-12-18 23:19

The large-volume chip outflow signal definitely warrants caution. I'm also watching the trend of $H, and it feels a bit off.

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LiquidationWatcher

· 2025-12-18 09:14

Chips are running, this wave of bears is quite interesting --- Same old story, it was time to bottom out, something's off --- $H with this rhythm, I need to catch up quickly --- Large outflows, I believe this signal, it's time to act --- Once you're sure, just go for it, what's the hesitation --- Resistance level can't be broken, the bears are rising --- How's the coordination? Is ETH still just idling? --- Rhythm, rhythm, quick hands eat meat, slow hands suffer --- This time no position delay, and you'll regret it again --- Chips are fleeing, are we still here? Wake up --- Short-term trading should be played like this, dragging it out is really boring --- Flexible take profit and stop loss, easy to say, hard to do --- On-chain monitoring, I trust this method, get on board quickly

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FlashLoanLarry

· 2025-12-18 09:12

ngl, the liquidity depth on $H looks sus rn... those large chunks flowing out? classic value extraction signal tbh. thesis validation incoming imo

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LuckyBlindCat

· 2025-12-18 09:04

The outflow of chips is indeed an uncomfortable signal, and there are shorting opportunities. --- It's the same old story, pre-emptively positioning feels good, but who will save you when you lose money? --- $H's trend, I think we need to watch a bit more, no rush to enter. --- Short-term trading is fast, but the premise is to see clearly. Most people just can't see clearly and still rush in. --- Large chip outflows are indeed a danger signal. At this point, going long is a bit brave. --- Timing is really important, but most people's timing is just chasing highs and selling lows. I'm no exception haha. --- $ETH and $HMSTR moving together, let's look at them together. It's really hard to judge $H right now just by itself. --- I understand the logic of pre-emptive positioning, which is to accept the risk of being caught. --- How reliable is the chip monitoring data? Sometimes it feels like armchair analysis after the fact.

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AirdropGrandpa

· 2025-12-18 09:02

The chips are moving out, this time I really need to be more careful. --- If I had known $H was going to perform so badly, I wouldn't have chased it. Now it's a bit late to short now. --- $ETH and $HMSTR linked? I'm more concerned about whether my stop-loss will be broken haha. --- Quick to act indeed, but also loses quickly... Forget it, I'm still betting on this with you guys. --- The large on-chain outflow signal is indeed a bit desperate; staying ahead of the game still depends on reaction speed. --- Short-term trading is all about mindset; whether you see it clearly or act quickly, neither of us has the advantage, so all we can do is pray.

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GateUser-a5fa8bd0

· 2025-12-18 08:59

The large-volume chip outflow signal is indeed a bit risky, but it still depends on how $ETH moves; otherwise, the short position could be a bit precarious.

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ForkMaster

· 2025-12-18 08:57

I've seen a lot of chip outflows. The project team's explanations are just for listening; the real money has already left.

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