The recent two days' morning market trend, everyone should be able to feel it. The market initially made a tentative rally, but the strength was clearly insufficient, followed by a gradual decline — from the 93000 level to losing the 89500 support, and now it has bottomed out around 89000.
This is actually a typical trap set by false breakout tactics. The market tests participants' mentality and risk tolerance through repeated oscillations. Many friends who chased the high may now be trapped at the 93000 level.
To avoid being led astray, the key is to follow the trend. Don't try to predict the bottom, nor fantasize about turning losses into profits overnight. Whatever signals the market gives, follow those signals — this is the safest approach. At this current position, patience and observation are even more necessary. Wait until clear directional signals appear before entering, don't rush. True opportunities often emerge when most people are anxious.
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BlockchainArchaeologist
· 01-11 14:28
It's the same trick again, a perfect textbook example of a false breakout.
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MoonMathMagic
· 01-11 07:26
It's so painful to be stuck with 93,000 now. I was the one chasing the high, haha.
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PoetryOnChain
· 01-08 21:49
Friends trapped with 93,000, how do you feel now? To be honest, it's still a bit hard to bear.
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gas_guzzler
· 01-08 16:50
Brothers stuck at 93,000, this wave really hurts.
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ChainProspector
· 01-08 16:49
93,000 is trapped, deeply felt... wait for signals.
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failed_dev_successful_ape
· 01-08 16:43
Brothers who are stuck with 93,000, your mentality must be collapsing now. Trick trapping is played like this.
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ZKProofster
· 01-08 16:41
nah the "follow the signal" thing sounds good in theory but like... most people can't actually read the market signals properly. that's where the real test is tbh.
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GhostInTheChain
· 01-08 16:38
I didn't chase that wave at 93,000. Now I feel a bit sorry for the buddies who are trapped.
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MemeCoinSavant
· 01-08 16:26
ngl the 93k bagholders are coping hard rn... according to my sentiment analysis regression (p < 0.042), this is textbook capitulation setup tbh
The recent two days' morning market trend, everyone should be able to feel it. The market initially made a tentative rally, but the strength was clearly insufficient, followed by a gradual decline — from the 93000 level to losing the 89500 support, and now it has bottomed out around 89000.
This is actually a typical trap set by false breakout tactics. The market tests participants' mentality and risk tolerance through repeated oscillations. Many friends who chased the high may now be trapped at the 93000 level.
To avoid being led astray, the key is to follow the trend. Don't try to predict the bottom, nor fantasize about turning losses into profits overnight. Whatever signals the market gives, follow those signals — this is the safest approach. At this current position, patience and observation are even more necessary. Wait until clear directional signals appear before entering, don't rush. True opportunities often emerge when most people are anxious.