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ME's recent performance is indeed worth paying attention to. After a volume breakout of 21%, the open interest has also increased simultaneously, which is a clear technical signal—main players are quietly accumulating positions, rather than a false rebound caused by short-sellers' panic selling.
From the price action, buying pressure continues to absorb chips above the key resistance level, and the simultaneous rise in volume and price directly confirms the authenticity of the breakout. More importantly, new funds are continuously flowing in, which is completely different from a rebound driven by short covering. Currently, there is no obvious profit-taking selling pressure in the market, and a healthy pullback above the breakout area is actually the best low-entry opportunity.
Long position strategy: Enter between 0.275 and 0.282, with a rigid stop-loss set at 0.255. The first target is 0.315, and the second target is 0.345. The increase in open interest indicates growing market recognition, which is the confidence behind the bullish stance.
The market is indeed quite chaotic, but carefully selecting projects and exchanges remains key to avoiding risks. Finding the right rhythm during this adjustment is the way to survive long-term.
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The main force’s accumulation sounds nice, but who knows if they’re going to dump again. I haven’t forgotten the last lesson.
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This operation idea isn’t bad, but setting such tight stop-losses makes it easy to be swept out. Isn’t that right?
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New capital inflow? I don’t feel it at all. Could it be that the institutions are just self-entertaining again?
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What do you mean by filtering projects? 99% of people can’t tell real from fake, me included.
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That 0.345 target is a bit greedy. Isn’t it better to take profits when it looks good?
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Finally, someone said that the price and volume rising together is a real breakout. The previous rebounds were really a trap.
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I believe in the increase in holding volume. The key is whether it can stay steady afterward, or it’ll be no different from previous times.
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Surviving in this market is already a win. Don’t expect to soar to the sky.
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I didn’t dare to jump in hard. I’ll wait for a pullback. Anyway, there are plenty of opportunities.
Wait, this time new funds are indeed flowing in continuously, which is a bit different. I need to take a serious look.
Don't just look at the numbers; see where these new funds are coming from, or you'll still risk falling into a trap.
I'm tempted to enter at the 0.275 level, but I need to wait for a pullback. Right now, everyone is just a bagholder.
Let the main players build their positions; the key is whether the exchange has no issues. These days, platforms are more likely to run away than projects.
This feels a bit like a repeat, but I’ll still wait and see—there are too many tricks involved.