That rally from 80k—was it just a dead cat bounce, or did the 36% crash actually mark the bottom?
The question everyone's asking right now. Some see it as a temporary relief pump before more pain. Others think we've seen capitulation and it's accumulation time.
Key factors to watch: volume patterns, whale movements, and whether we can hold critical support levels. The next few weeks will tell us if this was the shakeout before the real move up, or just another bounce in a longer correction.
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FreeRider
· 3h ago
Dead cat bounce or real bottom? Honestly, it only counts when you see how the whales move.
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UncleLiquidation
· 3h ago
Dead cat bounce or bottom confirmation—honestly, who the hell can be sure... Just watch the volume.
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0xSunnyDay
· 3h ago
That 80k rebound... I still don't buy it, the whales are accumulating chips.
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DegenDreamer
· 3h ago
To be honest, this rebound to 80k looks way too aggressive, it feels off...
What are the whales doing? That's the key. If they're still selling, there's really going to be another drop.
Bottom? Let's wait until the trading volume picks up before saying anything. It's too early to draw conclusions now.
After a 36% drop, expecting a rebound? The market isn't that kind...
If the support doesn't hold, we'll probably see new lows again.
The next two weeks are crucial, let's wait and see how the volume reacts.
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MoonRocketman
· 3h ago
Can the 80k rebound break through the stratosphere? My RSI momentum indicator is already issuing warning signals in low Earth orbit.
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This wave of volume isn’t enough; it still feels like there’s not enough fuel to ignite the real primary surge trajectory.
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If support is broken, it’s like the launch window closes—by then, it’ll be too late for regrets.
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If whales are accumulating, then we should be ready for escape velocity. Statistically, the probability of a bottom this round is indeed increasing.
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Dead cat bounce or bottoming out? Forget it, I’ll just stick to what the Bollinger Bands and Fibonacci angles say.
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A 36% correction, according to historical retracement ratios, does look like a shakeout of weak hands, but confirmation still needs time.
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NFTRegretter
· 3h ago
That 80k rebound was really outrageous. I bet five bucks this is the last bull trap before they cash out on retail investors.
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0xSoulless
· 3h ago
Dead cat bounce or bottom fishing? Ha, this question has been asked a hundred times already. We'll just follow whatever the whales do.
We'll know by seeing whether they take this support level or not. If they don't, we'll just keep being the retail investors.
It's the same old "wait till next week to see the truth" routine. I bet a month from now we'll still be struggling with the same question.
That rally from 80k—was it just a dead cat bounce, or did the 36% crash actually mark the bottom?
The question everyone's asking right now. Some see it as a temporary relief pump before more pain. Others think we've seen capitulation and it's accumulation time.
Key factors to watch: volume patterns, whale movements, and whether we can hold critical support levels. The next few weeks will tell us if this was the shakeout before the real move up, or just another bounce in a longer correction.