2026-01-04 13:22:50

Careful analysis of the market chart reveals the logic—if the main force wants to absorb the maximum liquidity, the strategy is straightforward: push the price above 100,000 and even higher, then break through the 10.5 integer level to touch the moving average, creating the illusion that it will soon reach 11. Once retail investors gain confidence, the main force immediately initiates a large-scale weekly adjustment. Currently, the essence of the altcoin sector's rush is very simple: the chips held by the big players need to be pushed higher for distribution. This operation is not a trend reversal but a typical cycle of accumulation—rising—distribution. Once you understand this logic, many strange candlestick patterns become understandable.

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HallucinationGrower

· 01-07 11:34

Bro, I've heard this explanation several times already. Every time, you say you understand the main players' tactics, but you still get cut. --- Is it the same old trick of accumulating funds to push up and then dump? I'm already numb to it. --- If 10.5 can't break the moving average and it can't reach 11, then isn't your logic flawed? --- It sounds good, but honestly, no one knows when the next move will come. --- If it were so easy to predict the main players' tactics, retail investors wouldn't be able to make money at all. --- This copycat wave is indeed a bit strange, but to be so certain about it is too absolute. --- Alright, I believe you. Anyway, I'm the one losing money. --- This logic sounds pretty clear, just don't know when they'll cut us.

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GasGrillMaster

· 01-04 13:52

Here we go again with this routine? The main players' tactics for accumulating chips are just these few, acting like they're the real deal.

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MetaverseLandlord

· 01-04 13:52

It's the same old tactic of accumulation, pump, and dump. The classic move, brother. Retail investors will always be the last to get stuck holding the bag.

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StakeHouseDirector

· 01-04 13:49

Here comes the same old argument about accumulation and pump-and-dump... It sounds very convincing, but why am I still losing money? Bro, your analysis perspective is indeed interesting, but I feel like you're just a armchair strategist after the fact. I don't know if it will break below 10.5, but I do know that my position has already been cut. This wave of copycat coins is really disgusting, it feels like they understand how to harvest the little guys even better than the main players.

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