2026-01-11 20:21:54

BCH large traders are frequently active, and an interesting power struggle has emerged in the market. A leading exchange and a whale from an Asian exchange seem to be reluctant to see BCH rise rapidly; they have built new sell pressure below $700, attempting to push the price down. Meanwhile, another major exchange's large traders are counteracting — actively stacking buy orders to support and strengthen the buying defense below. This tug-of-war between bulls and bears is worth watching. Ultimately, who can dominate the next direction of BCH depends on the subsequent chip game.

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SatoshiSherpa

· 01-11 20:49

Whales are fighting each other, retail investors are just watching the show. Anyway, I lose regardless of who wins.

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ClassicDumpster

· 01-11 20:47

Whales are playing games again; the 700 level really depends on who gives in first. The bears are pushing down, the bulls are stacking orders—this is the daily routine in the crypto world. Honestly, it's just retail investors playing along. This order book feels like two whales testing each other; let's see who has the better skills. Whether BCH can break through 700 this time depends on who has more chips—it's really uncertain. The long and short confrontation is interesting, but I'm just worried that everyone will end up being harvested in the end.

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GamefiHarvester

· 01-11 20:46

The whales are fighting again. The $700 level is truly a "must-contend position" in the battlefield.

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MEVHunterLucky

· 01-11 20:39

Whales are fighting each other, retail investors are watching the show. Can the 700-dollar threshold be broken? --- It's the same old story, with the dumpers and the dip-buyers clashing. Who wins this round of BCH doesn't really matter to me. --- The game between leading exchanges—let's wait until the chips settle before making any moves. --- If the bears can't suppress it, it has to go up. It's that simple, don't overcomplicate it. --- So, who will win in the end? It feels like a constant tug-of-war here. --- Such confrontations are just paper talk unless real money is involved. --- It looks lively, but I only care whether 700 can be broken. --- The whales are playing big; we need to see who holds more chips. --- Those pushing the price are definitely trying to attract chips; the ones doing the opposite don't want to get chopped up—old tricks. --- We've been talking for a while, but let's wait and see what happens next. It's too early to judge now.

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RugpullAlertOfficer

· 01-11 20:38

Whales are fighting again, this time BCH has become the battlefield. The $700 threshold, let's see who can hold it. No matter how the bears try to push down, they can't succeed. It's interesting. Betting it all, the final winner is the "Buy the Dip" hero. Tired of playing chip games, just want to see who gives up first. In this game of chess, retail investors can only watch the excitement. This BCH move is quite interesting, with both bulls and bears going all-in. I'm a bit curious about who will be the final bag-holder.

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MidnightTrader

· 01-11 20:38

The whales are playing psychological warfare again. With so much selling pressure below 700, it feels a bit too obvious.

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AirdropDreamBreaker

· 01-11 20:37

Whales fighting, retail investors getting the dust... Breaking through the 700 level is really tough to do. --- It's the same old story, bears dump and bulls scoop up the orders, BCH relies on this script cycle. --- Basically, it's a fight for chips—who crashes first loses. --- This order book is interesting; it feels like there will be some volatility before the direction is set. --- Bull-bear game... sounds sophisticated, but it's really just about who holds more chips. --- Are new supplies piling up below 700 again? That’s gotta be pretty desperate. --- Is the opposite-side exchange trying to bottom fish? Fine, let's wait and see the limit-down. --- The term "chip game" is quite fitting; whoever shows weakness first loses. --- I'm a bit looking forward to the outcome of this whale battle... but it feels like retail investors will end up taking the hit.

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