On-chain data reflects a very clear signal—funds are continuously flowing out. Looking upward, those key resistance levels are not traditional resistance, but rather layers stacking up, forming a stepwise suppression structure. This kind of trend pattern is usually manipulated by the main players to induce more buying. Over the weekend, trading volume clearly increased, but the directionality was not strong, with signs of distribution.
My idea is quite straightforward: maintain a short-term bearish outlook. If there is a rebound of double the previous level below, it could be an opportunity to exit. Setting stop-loss near the recent rebound high is more prudent.
Continue to observe on-chain fund flows and the performance of resistance levels; these details often determine the next rhythm.
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LiquidatorFlash
· 21h ago
I also see the signal of fund outflow. The step-by-step suppression indeed has a manipulative feel to it. Be careful of the trap of诱多.
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fren_with_benefits
· 01-10 07:06
Hmm, I've seen this trick before. The big players are just this kind of behavior, luring in many with one set after another.
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ProofOfNothing
· 01-10 05:40
Hey, it's the same old trick to lure in more, and the funds are fleeing faster than rabbits.
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MidsommarWallet
· 01-10 05:39
I've seen too many tricks to lure buyers, this time it really feels like a drop.
The signal of capital outflow doesn't lie, wait for a double rebound before cutting losses.
With resistance levels piling up like this, it's definitely going to crash.
If there's volume over the weekend in this direction, the main players have something to hide.
Short-term bears, get in now, but don't be greedy with your stop-loss.
On-chain data speaks for itself, remain firmly bearish.
In my opinion, this wave is just a big trap, come and get caught.
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BlockchainGriller
· 01-10 05:31
The bullish trap is too strong, the funds have already fled, I'm really not touching this wave.
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RugpullAlertOfficer
· 01-10 05:26
The pump-and-dump scheme is back again, and this time the main force is quite ruthless.
#2026年比特币价格展望 $CLO this wave of market movement, I am quite bearish.
On-chain data reflects a very clear signal—funds are continuously flowing out. Looking upward, those key resistance levels are not traditional resistance, but rather layers stacking up, forming a stepwise suppression structure. This kind of trend pattern is usually manipulated by the main players to induce more buying. Over the weekend, trading volume clearly increased, but the directionality was not strong, with signs of distribution.
My idea is quite straightforward: maintain a short-term bearish outlook. If there is a rebound of double the previous level below, it could be an opportunity to exit. Setting stop-loss near the recent rebound high is more prudent.
Continue to observe on-chain fund flows and the performance of resistance levels; these details often determine the next rhythm.