PEPE this wave of market movement is indeed a bit subtle. Recently, the market sentiment has shifted, and continuous pullbacks have scared many people. From a technical perspective, selling pressure has clearly increased, and large funds are quietly withdrawing, which is directly reflected in the capital flow. The previous community FOMO frenzy has long faded, and the current situation is liquidity shrinking while volatility is actually being amplified.
The biggest risk in this environment is further decline. If key support levels cannot hold, it may trigger a chain reaction. Therefore, the most important thing at this stage is to closely monitor the strength of the bulls and bears, and avoid being fooled by false breakouts at the bottom.
From a data perspective, BTC's technical performance is also worth paying attention to. Support levels are right in front of us, and there may be opportunities to consider staggered entries. Resistance levels are about 3.86% away from the current price, indicating limited upward space. It is recommended to place buy orders near support levels for more safety, and remember to set stop-losses—don't gamble blindly on bottom fishing. The current pace is crucial, so caution is the priority.
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GasFeeWhisperer
· 3h ago
It's the same old script again—big funds exit, liquidity shrinks. I'm tired of hearing it.
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NotSatoshi
· 16h ago
Ha, PEPE is playing psychological warfare again, really annoying.
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Big funds have already pulled out, and people still trying to bottom fish are truly brave.
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That support level, I’ve long lost the ability to judge it correctly.
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Don’t tell me about staggered positioning; I’m tired of hearing that.
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Liquidity contraction is a signal that they’re about to cut the leeks, understand?
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Fake breakouts trap small investors; they deserve it.
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What’s the current situation with BTC? Does anyone really understand it?
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Setting stop-losses is still painful; might as well wait for death.
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What a subtle move? It’s just a decline, don’t be so fancy.
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This wave of market movement is big funds eating up retail investors’ chips.
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FarmToRiches
· 16h ago
PEPE's recent drop has been really harsh, big funds are all fleeing, and we're retail investors still here picking up the pieces. It's exhausting.
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RegenRestorer
· 16h ago
Don't play when large funds are fleeing; this is the easiest time to get cut.
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NightAirdropper
· 16h ago
Big funds are all fleeing, and you still want to buy the dip? Wake up, buddy.
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BlockchainArchaeologist
· 17h ago
Coming to wipe out us retail investors again, huh? Every time they talk about key support levels, and as soon as it's broken, it crashes straight down.
PEPE this wave of market movement is indeed a bit subtle. Recently, the market sentiment has shifted, and continuous pullbacks have scared many people. From a technical perspective, selling pressure has clearly increased, and large funds are quietly withdrawing, which is directly reflected in the capital flow. The previous community FOMO frenzy has long faded, and the current situation is liquidity shrinking while volatility is actually being amplified.
The biggest risk in this environment is further decline. If key support levels cannot hold, it may trigger a chain reaction. Therefore, the most important thing at this stage is to closely monitor the strength of the bulls and bears, and avoid being fooled by false breakouts at the bottom.
From a data perspective, BTC's technical performance is also worth paying attention to. Support levels are right in front of us, and there may be opportunities to consider staggered entries. Resistance levels are about 3.86% away from the current price, indicating limited upward space. It is recommended to place buy orders near support levels for more safety, and remember to set stop-losses—don't gamble blindly on bottom fishing. The current pace is crucial, so caution is the priority.