2026-01-07 00:21:02

Bitcoin's recent market movements, with repeated surges and dips, seem to be stirring up some activity. Is it funds testing liquidity depth, or are they deliberately clearing short-term positions with high leverage? Such V-shaped reversals are becoming more frequent in the market, making retail investors easily trapped. It's either the big players testing support levels or creating a panic atmosphere to take advantage of leveraged positions being liquidated. In this kind of trend, risk management is the key.

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PumpAnalyst

· 12h ago

Damn, this wave is definitely a pump and dump. I’ve been saying not to chase the highs, but some people still rushed in. --- Seeing the support level tested three times, the technical picture is very clear, but retail investors will never learn. --- The market maker’s tactics are too obvious. V-shaped reversal combined with leverage liquidation, perfectly harvesting, everyone take it easy. --- Those with good risk control will survive until next year; others should just wait to be cleaned out. That’s the market rule. --- Repeatedly pushing up and then falling back is just searching for liquidity depth. Once found, they immediately dump. It’s a very common tactic. --- Not to discourage, but high leverage during this wave is just giving money to the market maker. Cutting losses in time is the way to go. --- With so many intraday swings, it tests people’s psychological resilience. Most can’t hold on and get liquidated. --- Support levels break again and again, panic selling erupts. That’s how institutions harvest positions. Don’t ask me how I know.

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SybilAttackVictim

· 01-08 10:31

I just want to ask, who is really cutting whom in this wave?

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NeverPresent

· 01-07 00:50

Here we go again with this set? Every time it's about risk management, and yet we're still getting cut.

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GasFeeCrybaby

· 01-07 00:49

My goodness, here we go again? Every time, you say the big players are cutting leeks, I just want to ask those brothers who are trapped, do you really look at the candlestick charts?

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