LYN has been sliding down from the high of 0.20200, and the bearish sentiment is growing stronger. From a technical perspective, all moving averages across different timeframes are showing a bearish setup, and the MACD has continued to diverge after a death cross, with downward momentum being released wave after wave. The funding side is even more interesting—large traders' short positions are gradually increasing, and the force actively smashing the market is frequently making moves at key levels.
What’s the strategy? The current price can directly open a short position. If there is a rebound to the 0.13 range, you can add to your position. Don’t skimp on stop-loss—set it above 0.15.
The targets look like this: the first key support is at 0.10. If this level cannot hold, then continue to watch the 0.08 range. The logic behind this decline is very clear, with a strong trend, so you can hold your short positions with confidence. Don’t chase short-term rebounds, as that will only mess with your mindset.
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ProveMyZK
· 4h ago
0.202 has dropped to now, this wave really leaves no room for negotiation; the bearish pattern is solid as a rock.
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digital_archaeologist
· 8h ago
It's another dump, and it looks like this wave is really going to fall.
LYN's rhythm suggests that big players are accumulating before the dip.
Wait, is a stop-loss at 0.15 really enough? It feels risky.
Open a short position directly? I'll wait and see, afraid of missing the opportunity and getting hammered in return.
Only if the support at 0.10 holds is it truly safe; once broken, you have to accept the loss.
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MoodFollowsPrice
· 01-08 20:04
Another bear trap. I just like this clear trend. Give me a 0.08.
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ForkYouPayMe
· 01-08 01:51
This wave of bears is indeed fierce, big players are dumping, and I also opened a short position.
LYN is about to break down, if it can't hold 0.10, it will head straight to 0.08. Stay calm.
It's that kind of "don't chase the rebound" situation, which is the easiest for those trying to catch the bottom to get caught.
I remember the point at 0.13 to add to my position, just waiting to see if it can rebound as expected.
The proportion of large holders' positions is increasing, indicating a strong consensus. This time, it might really go down.
Stop loss above 0.15, don't save that little money, or your mindset will collapse first.
All moving averages are bearish, and the MACD is still in a death cross. This signal is quite harsh.
I'm a bit worried about a possible reversal, but such clear technical signals are rare.
Just hold the short positions, don't trade frequently within the day, as that’s the easiest way to get caught out.
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DEXRobinHood
· 01-08 01:50
Large traders are selling off so aggressively, we just need to follow and buy the dip
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It's the same moving average bearish setup again, this wave is indeed a bit fierce
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If you can't hold 0.10, it will directly break the psychological barrier, which is a bit scary
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It's correct to say don't chase the rebound, but this kind of operation always gets hit by a rebound
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Setting stop-loss above 0.15 is a bit tight, afraid of being swept out and then rebounding
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Funds are all shorting, retail investors are still daring to buy the dip at this time, really brave
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This technical setup indeed has no suspense, just leave the short positions as they are
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That support level at 0.08 also feels uncertain, it might continue to go down
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The proportion of large traders holding positions has been rising, indicating they haven't had enough yet, still need to fall
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Anon32942
· 01-08 01:49
Yeah, this wave definitely has a strong bearish vibe. Big players are dumping, and everyone is following to take the profit.
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CryptoComedian
· 01-08 01:39
Laughing and then crying, big players dump the market while I add positions. This is the self-cultivation of retail investors.
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GateUser-a606bf0c
· 01-08 01:36
Large traders are dumping so aggressively, it feels like the bottom might break. How long can the short positions hold up?
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MEVSupportGroup
· 01-08 01:30
Here comes another dump, the big players are really ruthless
The bearish flags are all up, the rebound is just a trap
Can 0.10 really hold? I'm a bit skeptical
I agree not to chase the rebound, mindset is indeed the most important
Will 0.08 become the new support? I'm a bit anxious
LYN has been sliding down from the high of 0.20200, and the bearish sentiment is growing stronger. From a technical perspective, all moving averages across different timeframes are showing a bearish setup, and the MACD has continued to diverge after a death cross, with downward momentum being released wave after wave. The funding side is even more interesting—large traders' short positions are gradually increasing, and the force actively smashing the market is frequently making moves at key levels.
What’s the strategy? The current price can directly open a short position. If there is a rebound to the 0.13 range, you can add to your position. Don’t skimp on stop-loss—set it above 0.15.
The targets look like this: the first key support is at 0.10. If this level cannot hold, then continue to watch the 0.08 range. The logic behind this decline is very clear, with a strong trend, so you can hold your short positions with confidence. Don’t chase short-term rebounds, as that will only mess with your mindset.