2026-01-09 11:30:21

TRADOOR this wave of market movement looks quite interesting. Do you still remember those long lower shadows that repeatedly appeared around 1.8? That is a typical tactic of the main force to fix the price and shake out the weak-handed bulls. From 1.8 to 2.0, the main force has already accumulated enough chips, and now they are directly increasing volume to push a large bullish candle, approaching the previous high of 2.294.

This rhythm is very obvious—creating a false appearance of profit opportunities for both bulls and bears. The upper shadow yesterday? Purely a trap to induce short positions, trying to get retail investors to sell at a critical point. But those who know the game have already entered the market, now just waiting for a break above the 2.3 key level. Once broken, the cost pressure will rise several points, and it will be too late to regret then. The market moves quickly, missing a moment can mean losing several points.

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StablecoinEnjoyer

· 17h ago

Bro, your analysis this time is really solid, those few needles at 1.8 are just perfect. --- Are you trying to lure people into a trap again? I got fooled once last time. --- If it doesn't break 2.3, I'll clear my position. I can't afford to gamble anymore. --- The main force is clearly accumulating, so why am I still trapped? --- Wait a minute, are you sure that's a shakeout and not a dump? --- Wow, it's really 2.29 now. If I had known, I would have gone all in. --- This rhythm is exactly the same as the ETH wave last time, it's a trap that kills people. --- I just want to ask, does the regret pill really work?

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AlwaysAnon

· 01-11 04:53

The main force's method is indeed brilliant. I almost got washed out during the 1.8 wave. Forget it, wait until 2.3 breaks through, can't see through it now. Using this trick again? Last time I followed this advice, I lost a lot. If it can't break 2.3, I'll cut my losses. Don't talk to me about cost pressure. Smart traders get in early? Why am I still on the floor? This rhythm looks a bit risky to me. Who dares to chase high? If 2.3 can't break, we'll need to find a new support.

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GasFeeTears

· 01-10 21:21

Another round of shakeout theory, the main force has acted again, I don't believe you at all.

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gas_fee_therapy

· 01-09 16:16

Haha, it's the same trick again, retail investors are always one step behind.

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IronHeadMiner

· 01-09 11:59

It's the same old manipulation story again. Why do I always fall for it?

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AirdropSweaterFan

· 01-09 11:54

I'm tired of this same old wash trading narrative.

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RumbleValidator

· 01-09 11:52

Uh, this analysis approach is a bit outdated. Are those lower shadows at 1.8 really just shakeouts? What about the data support?

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MidnightMEVeater

· 01-09 11:45

Good morning, another live broadcast of a sandwich attack. Retail investors are eating appetizers while we are looking at the recipe.

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FromMinerToFarmer

· 01-09 11:40

The main force's manipulation method is indeed skillful, but I still think whether 2.3 breaks the level or not is the key.

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WealthCoffee

· 01-09 11:38

It's the same trap manipulation logic again, retail investors just love to hear this --- With the main force accumulating so obviously, how are some people still cutting losses at 1.8 --- If it breaks 2.3, I’ll believe it; before that, they’re just hyping --- Basically, it’s a gamble on whether it breaks through; if it doesn’t, you’re just a victim of a false breakout --- Smart traders are already out in the morning; I wonder who’s still hesitating --- This rhythm feels like a post-hoc explanation; anyone can interpret the market after it has moved --- Wait, what if it can’t break 2.3? Is the downward pressure just being pushed down? --- Another long lower shadow and a false breakout, it’s making my head spin --- Key point breakthroughs are the way to go; everything else is just fleeting --- Honestly, this analysis feels a bit like hindsight after the fact

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