$IR had a good rally yesterday, and today it once surged past 0.163 to hit a new high. Just as it seemed poised to break through, the market suddenly turned downward, forming a clear pullback after the surge. This kind of movement is actually quite common among altcoins—whales concentrate on selling near new highs, triggering technical stops and shaking out bullish funds. From the market performance at that time, the upward momentum clearly weakened, and the 0.163 level became the bulls' ceiling. Experienced traders immediately shorted when this signal appeared, successfully capturing profits from the decline. Similar bullish and bearish opportunities are a regular pattern in altcoin trading—the moment of shakeout at high levels is often the best window for counter-trend operations. This operation also once again confirms an old rule: the inability to break through key price levels usually indicates an upcoming reversal.
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FUD_Vaccinated
· 10h ago
0.163 is another classic false breakout, and the boss has won again.
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ColdWalletAnxiety
· 10h ago
It's the same old trick, 0.163 hits and then rebounds immediately. The market maker's tactics are really terrible.
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Just looking at it makes me angry. Those chasing the high are probably trapped again.
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The key price level couldn't break through, this wave is indeed reliable. Next time, recognize it earlier.
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Shitcoins are just this bad; repeated shakeouts are really exhausting.
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Those who cut losses and take profits have made money. I'm still hesitating.
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It's true that the high-level shakeout window is a good point, but it's already too late to react.
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Another surge followed by a pullback. This coin really knows how to mess with people's psychology.
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MonkeySeeMonkeyDo
· 10h ago
It's the same old trick again. Every time it hits the 0.163 level, it drops back. How can the manipulators' tactics be so obvious, and people still chase after it?
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0xTherapist
· 10h ago
0.163 That level just won't break, isn't that an iron gate? Looks like I need to grind a bit more.
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AirdropBlackHole
· 10h ago
Same old story again, stuck at 0.163 and still want to break through? Wake up, everyone.
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ProposalDetective
· 11h ago
0.163 That level was smashed down again, this routine is really getting old.
$IR had a good rally yesterday, and today it once surged past 0.163 to hit a new high. Just as it seemed poised to break through, the market suddenly turned downward, forming a clear pullback after the surge. This kind of movement is actually quite common among altcoins—whales concentrate on selling near new highs, triggering technical stops and shaking out bullish funds. From the market performance at that time, the upward momentum clearly weakened, and the 0.163 level became the bulls' ceiling. Experienced traders immediately shorted when this signal appeared, successfully capturing profits from the decline. Similar bullish and bearish opportunities are a regular pattern in altcoin trading—the moment of shakeout at high levels is often the best window for counter-trend operations. This operation also once again confirms an old rule: the inability to break through key price levels usually indicates an upcoming reversal.