2026-01-08 02:21:04

The market has shown an interesting contrast. Last night's data clearly indicated bullish signals, yet the price unexpectedly dropped by 150 points against the trend, still following the familiar V-shaped pattern. What does this imply? The distribution of positions in the market is uneven and needs to be readjusted to restore balance. Those less committed holders are being shaken out, which is actually preparing for the next rally.

From a technical perspective, the current pattern still points upward. Once this correction is complete, a push towards the previous high is likely. Short-term fluctuations won't change the medium-term trend, and the outlook remains optimistic. This method of building positions actually presents an opportunity for long-term participants.

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AirdropAutomaton

· 01-10 10:27

I'm tired of the excuse of "shakeout," isn't it just dumping to sell off? It's either a V-shaped recovery or an opportunity; it's not too late to boast once it really rises. Those who firmly hold their positions are still the bagholders; these two words are just one percentage point away from a price change. When will this wave of correction be completed? Give us a timeline. The issue of chip balance is explained very clearly, but no one dares to go all in.

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GateUser-cff9c776

· 01-09 01:41

Uh, it's a V-shaped recovery again, a shakeout, and preparation for the next round... I can almost recite it by heart. Bro, no matter how nicely you put it, it doesn't change one fact—every time there's a decline, someone confidently claims it's reallocation of chips, but what happens? It keeps falling. The supply and demand curve tells me that no line dictates that good news data must lead to a rise; instead, it suggests that the enthusiasm for going long might have peaked. However... I have to say, if this kind of adjustment is really just an opportunity, then it depends on who can survive until that next rally.

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ThreeHornBlasts

· 01-08 23:38

It's the same old washout theory again, I swear I wouldn't believe you if I were you. But speaking of which, this V-shaped trend is actually quite interesting. Next time it drops, I need to seize the opportunity. A 150-point decline doesn't scare me; I'm used to it already. Wait, positive news causes a drop? There must be some funds moving behind the scenes. I just want to ask, if retail investors are washed out and then come back in, isn't that just harvesting? Actually, it still depends on whether the breakout can hold steady. Many people are just saying they are optimistic about the market. There are indeed opportunities, but I trust the candlestick charts I see with my own eyes more than words. When will this round of correction end? There's no timeframe.

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NFT_Therapy_Group

· 01-08 14:44

It's the same old story: shakeouts, building positions, long-term optimism—I'm tired of hearing it all. Honestly, it just means the price has dropped. Don't look for excuses. How painful must it be for those retail investors who got shaken out?

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StableGeniusDegen

· 01-08 02:51

Accumulating and shaking out the weak hands, sounds smooth... but I just want to ask, when it drops again next time, should we also say "still shaking out"?

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InfraVibes

· 01-08 02:51

Using this trick again? Data shows bullish signals but the price drops—I'm tired of this manipulation routine. Steadfast holders? Ha, I'm afraid they're just those stuck holding their positions to the death. The V-shaped rebound—I've heard that term so many times my ears are calloused, yet so many still believe. Opportunity? Or is it just gambling, which is more honest? Next time, can we see some new tricks? This routine is too old.

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DAOTruant

· 01-08 02:40

It's the same old talk of a shakeout, hearing it so much that my ears are getting calloused. A V-shaped rebound sounds comfortable, but why hasn't it gone up yet? Rebalancing of chips? Bro, why not just say it's cutting the leeks directly? The previous high was just a dream, wake up. Short-term fluctuations can't change the trend... alright, I'll keep holding onto this ticket.

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DegenDreamer

· 01-08 02:35

It's the same old story, manipulation, manipulation, always talking about manipulation. What happened to the promised V-shaped recovery? Why hasn't it rebounded yet? Just waiting to be cut loose.

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ChainBrain

· 01-08 02:34

Tired of the manipulation tactics? Every time they say it's an opportunity, but who's really being shaken out?

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HashRateHustler

· 01-08 02:22

Can bullishness still fall? That's just ridiculous. I got washed out directly, haha.

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