Looking at the FOLKS one-hour chart recently, this wave of decline definitely warrants serious analysis.
From 3.949 straight down to 3.301, the drop is significant, but if you carefully dissect this market movement, the logic becomes interesting. The BOLL band has already touched the lower band at 3.363, and the oversold technical features are very obvious. This position is usually the critical point for a rebound. More interestingly, on-chain data shows that 92% of the sell orders during this sell-off came from retail panic selling, while the top 10 main wallet addresses quietly absorbed the buy orders, with a single order swallowing 2.3 million U tokens. The underlying logic behind this reverse operation is worth pondering.
There is also a rhythm on the news side. The project team just officially announced yesterday that next Wednesday they will list on the innovation zone of a major exchange. Such a volume event usually becomes a market focus. If you are the main player, would you really dump two days before such positive news? Or is this more like the final chip consolidation before the positive news lands?
From a technical perspective, the 1-hour MACD green bar has reached its limit, and the support strength of the BOLL lower band is very strong, with a rebound signal basically formed. Currently, in the 3.4 vicinity, a short-term rebound to 3.8 or even 3.9 has reasonable technical support. An aggressive approach could consider aiming for 4.0. The key is to control the pace and risk well; at this stage, a light position to probe the bottom would be a more prudent strategy.
Opportunities for oversold rebounds like this often appear in the crypto market cycle, but each performance is different. The most important thing is to base decisions on data and logic rather than emotions.
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MysteryBoxOpener
· 01-11 12:28
The big players are dumping, retail investors are fleeing. Isn't this just a scene of leek harvesting? By the way, is the 2.3 million USD real or just another hype?
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NonFungibleDegen
· 01-11 11:37
ngl the 92% retail panic dump while whales are quietly accumulating 2.3m u worth... that's literally the play setup right there ser. probably nothing.
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PanicSeller69
· 01-10 21:31
Retail investors are crying, big players are laughing. I've seen this script too many times.
The main force lost 2.3 million U and still pretends nothing happened. The real drama will start when the next shoe drops next week.
The technical analysis is clear, but I'm just worried that the rebound won't come and I'll get caught first.
At times like this, it's better to hold a light position and wait. There's no rush anyway.
But to be honest, if it's really fallen this much and someone still dares to buy in, they must have a good idea of what's coming next week.
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BrokenRugs
· 01-08 14:55
The big players are dumping, retail investors are running, I've seen this script too many times haha
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FloorSweeper
· 01-08 14:54
ngl, watching paper hands capitulate while whales quietly accumulate at 3.3 is basically market porn... classic alpha leak pattern, they always do this before exchange listings lmao
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UnruggableChad
· 01-08 14:54
The main force announced the exchange two days before the dump. This move is a bit ruthless, full of tricks.
Retail investors panic and sell off, while big players quietly accumulate chips. It’s always like this—those who see through it all are the ones who profit.
The 3.4 level is indeed an opportunity, but how many dare to hold heavy positions? I prefer to hold a light position and just ride the wave.
BOLL lower band hitting bottom and then rebounding? Don’t be so absolute—nothing in the crypto market is certain.
Let’s wait and see if it can stabilize at 3.8 after the rebound, no need to rush.
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MelonField
· 01-08 14:51
The main force is buying up while retail investors are getting crushed. This trick is so old, but every time, someone still falls for it haha
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LiquidityWitch
· 01-08 14:46
Main force bought in with 2.3 million U, retail investors panic and sell at 92%. I’m too familiar with this routine; it’s always the same cut.
Retail investors run, main force laughs. When the exchange traffic event hits next Wednesday, everything will reverse. I just want to see if I can dodge this wave of emotional sell-off.
Try a small position at 3.4 to test the waters. Don’t be greedy; consider adding more if it rebounds to 3.8.
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BlockTalk
· 01-08 14:43
The main force's move is really brilliant; 92% of retail investors' panic sell-offs were directly eaten up by others. This is the art of the sickle, haha.
Wait, next Wednesday is the exchange listing? Then smashing the market now is just intentional dumping. This logic has some substance.
There is indeed support at 3.4, but I still prefer to wait and see, better not to get cut again.
If this rebound really pushes above 3.9, then the dips from a couple of days ago were just golden pits. If I had known, I would have held a heavy position.
On-chain data can't be fooled; the signal of main force taking over is strong enough. Waiting for the rebound to confirm before following isn't too late.
Honestly, a oversold rebound sounds good, but when losing money, I regret not reducing positions; when making money, I think I see through everything. Haha.
Looking at the FOLKS one-hour chart recently, this wave of decline definitely warrants serious analysis.
From 3.949 straight down to 3.301, the drop is significant, but if you carefully dissect this market movement, the logic becomes interesting. The BOLL band has already touched the lower band at 3.363, and the oversold technical features are very obvious. This position is usually the critical point for a rebound. More interestingly, on-chain data shows that 92% of the sell orders during this sell-off came from retail panic selling, while the top 10 main wallet addresses quietly absorbed the buy orders, with a single order swallowing 2.3 million U tokens. The underlying logic behind this reverse operation is worth pondering.
There is also a rhythm on the news side. The project team just officially announced yesterday that next Wednesday they will list on the innovation zone of a major exchange. Such a volume event usually becomes a market focus. If you are the main player, would you really dump two days before such positive news? Or is this more like the final chip consolidation before the positive news lands?
From a technical perspective, the 1-hour MACD green bar has reached its limit, and the support strength of the BOLL lower band is very strong, with a rebound signal basically formed. Currently, in the 3.4 vicinity, a short-term rebound to 3.8 or even 3.9 has reasonable technical support. An aggressive approach could consider aiming for 4.0. The key is to control the pace and risk well; at this stage, a light position to probe the bottom would be a more prudent strategy.
Opportunities for oversold rebounds like this often appear in the crypto market cycle, but each performance is different. The most important thing is to base decisions on data and logic rather than emotions.