2026-01-02 10:20:19

The market has experienced another wave of intense volatility. A certain coin surged 400% from its bottom in a short period, but a large bearish candle within 3 minutes wiped out all the gains, causing many leveraged traders to get liquidated.

Interestingly, the coin price has now started to overshoot and stabilize. On-chain data shows that funds are slowly flowing in, which is usually a sign of a rebound. Some traders have already begun to position themselves for the rebound, aiming to catch this opportunity.

If you're also paying attention to this trend, the key is to find the precise take-profit level. Behind such extreme market fluctuations, there are often trading opportunities, but only if you have a clear risk management plan. If you're interested in this market movement, we can discuss specific entry and exit strategies in detail.

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NotFinancialAdvice

· 10h ago

A 400% increase in 3 minutes and it's all gone... That's why I don't dare to use leverage haha The capital inflow is indeed interesting, but I'll still wait and see. I feel the bottom hasn't been reached yet.

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HashRateHermit

· 10h ago

It's the same old trick again, wiping out leveraged traders in 3 minutes, hilarious. Does capital inflow necessarily mean a rebound? I don't think so, gotta watch out for another blow.

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GasFeeCrybaby

· 10h ago

Same old trick, a wave of rally followed by a wave of dump, the retail investors are crying again Is this really stabilization? I doubt it Funds flowing in just to rebound? I've heard too many such claims, but in the end, they just cut losses and leave Who the hell can precisely grasp the take-profit point? Easy to say But on the other hand, such a sharp drop does give a feeling of getting on board... gotta control myself A single big bearish candle causing liquidation in 3 minutes, leverage is really toxic, how many people got wrecked this time? Risk control plan? Wake up, most people never even thought about this when they entered the market A rebound is a rebound, but I don't have the confidence to chase now, it's too damn scary

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FOMOSapien

· 10h ago

It's the same story again, a 400% increase in 3 minutes and then completely wiped out. Leverage brothers are probably going to be drinking porridge again. Slow capital inflow and going all in? I don't think so, let's wait and see. Taking profit positions is easy to talk about, but when it comes to actually selling, it's hard to let go. Where this rebound can go this time, half the people will make money and half will lose money.

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