2025-12-25 05:26:31

Recently, you need to be more patient and wait for the market to give a rebound opportunity. The correction from 3077 to 2886 has basically come to an end, and divergence signals have appeared at the bottom. At this time, long positions can continue to be held.

The current situation is quite special—market liquidity is not so abundant, which actually reduces the probability of institutions dumping. Another favorable factor is that the liquidation strength above is not significant, leaving room for a rebound. Overall, there's no need to rush to chase highs in the short term, but also don't rush to exit. It all depends on how institutions and retail investors compete.

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StablecoinArbitrageur

· 3h ago

actually, the liquidity squeeze here is *chef's kiss* for spread hunters like me. fewer retail panic sells = wider bid-ask gaps = statistical edge. that 3077-2886 range? classic low-volume reversal setup if you're running the math on order book depth.

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GasFeeSobber

· 3h ago

Hold on tight, the rebound window can break at any time

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RegenRestorer

· 3h ago

Hold on and don't move, wait for the rebound. This wave's bottom signal still shows some potential.

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LiquidationWatcher

· 3h ago

I’ve looked into the bottom divergence, and it’s indeed quite interesting. However, the lack of liquidity is really a double-edged sword; institutions not dumping doesn’t mean retail investors can rebound. Machine: As I hold on, anyway the liquidation strength isn’t strong, so what’s there to fear? Let’s just see who can’t hold on first. Forget it, don’t chase for now, let the market play itself. The bears haven’t completely given up yet. This move from 3077 to 2886 doesn’t feel that decisive; the bottom signal needs more observation. Liquidity exhaustion is really annoying. When will trading volume return to normal? The game isn’t over yet; just keep watching the show.

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GasFeeLady

· 3h ago

ngl, this liquidity drought is basically the optimal window we've been waiting for... institutions can't dump hard rn, it's like watching the gas oracle predict the perfect tx timing. hodl tight 🔥

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