2025-12-25 21:22:32

Observing recent trends, a typical descending flag pattern is unfolding. However, from another perspective, this can also be understood as a full display of continuation oscillation.

The probability of a direct surge within the descending flag is actually not high. The market is more likely to need time to fully interpret this oscillation process. If a rebound occurs, the probability of the price range between 3600-3800 is quite considerable.

One phenomenon worth reflecting on: last year, many people failed to successfully exit the top of altcoins, and this year they are still increasing their positions, even blindly chasing highs. This reveals a clear information gap and operational rhythm difference between retail investors and large players—both are operating on essentially different channels, with completely different understandings and responses to market rhythm. This dislocation largely determines the final profit outcome.

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NoStopLossNut

· 2025-12-28 18:18

In the range of 3600-3800? My altcoins from last year have long been trapped. --- The rhythm gap between retail investors and whales is so big that it's almost written on their faces: "We're not playing the same game." --- Bro, are you sure that adding positions is confidence or just the instinct of a rookie? --- I agree that the probability of a downward flag triggering a sharp rise isn't high, but more people might not even wait for that point. --- Information asymmetry is a joke; sometimes it's just a simple difference in perception, do you understand? --- To put it simply, most people are just gambling, but they insist on calling it analysis. --- I'm waiting for 3800. Anyway, since I've already lost, just consider it entertainment expenses.

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HappyToBeDumped

· 2025-12-28 05:35

Honestly, I'm already tired of the whole declining flag routine. Anyway, it's all about harvesting the little guys in the end. Retail investors and big players are on completely different levels. They've already left, and we're still holding the bag.

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RugPullAlertBot

· 2025-12-27 10:42

The downward flag is back, the butt decides the head, still have to wait Retail investors didn't lose because of technology, but because of mentality, brother Those who sold at the top of the altcoin boom last year are all rich now, and those still holding are... wake up I bet on 3600-3800, just see if I can catch the bottom Information asymmetry—big players have already exited, and retail investors are still taking the bait

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BearMarketLightning

· 2025-12-26 17:38

The batch of people who chased the highs last year are still adding positions now, which is just ridiculous. Information asymmetry is really a matter of life and death; retail investors are still holding the bag while big players have already exited. 3600-3800 is indeed a key observation point, but how long do we have to wait for this wave of volatility... To be honest, I've seen many decline flags like this, and in the end, it's always a matter of cutting losses.

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TommyTeacher

· 2025-12-25 21:52

Retail investors are still adding positions in their dreams, while big players have already run away.

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ContractSurrender

· 2025-12-25 21:52

Retail investors are still sleepwalking, while big players have already gotten off.

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notSatoshi1971

· 2025-12-25 21:52

Once again, it's that downward flag analysis—really heartbreaking. Retail investors are always the last to catch the falling knife. Information asymmetry is the original sin. Large investors have already exited, and we're still dreaming. 3600-3800? It might not be that simple when the time comes. How many people managed to escape the top last year? I definitely didn't get out, and this year I'm still trapped. Basically, it's a matter of the distance between the leek farmers and the sickles—nothing to reflect on. A sudden surge? Dream on. The market just likes to slowly test your patience. How long this wave of volatility will last, really hard to say.

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FlyingLeek

· 2025-12-25 21:42

Oh no, it's the same story again. Last year, the altcoins didn't break out at the top, and now they're still sleepwalking into more positions. Retail investors and big players are on completely different levels; this is just fate. There's definitely potential between 3600-3800, but whether it can rebound this time depends on the market maker's mood. I'm just puzzled—why do some people always think they can escape the top, only to be proven wrong again and again? Whether the descending flag breaks or not is still unknown; let's first see if this level can hold.

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ProxyCollector

· 2025-12-25 21:41

Those who didn't sell at the top last year, do they still dare to add positions now? Laugh out loud, this is the difference between retail investors and big players.

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fork_in_the_road

· 2025-12-25 21:29

What's with the flag oscillation? Isn't it just the big players accumulating? Retail investors are always a step behind. I'm already tired of chasing high for retail investors. Last year's altcoin peak was truly unbearable. 3600-3800 is indeed possible, but it feels like this rebound is pointless, and we'll just get trapped again. This is the information gap — big players quietly position themselves while retail investors start celebrating only afterward. It's an eternal story. A sudden surge? Dream on... Let's just oscillate slowly. When the time comes, those who need to cut will still have to cut.

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