The bearish trend for DUSK is already evident, and the overwhelming bullish sentiment in the market has instead become a contrarian indicator. But to be honest, the decline may not have fully played out yet. Recently, the fee rates have fallen back, which is a signal, but don't let your guard down—current major players love to do this: repeatedly pushing prices up three or four times, wearing down retail investors' confidence in shorting. Instead of obsessing over high short positions, consider building positions in batches; once the downtrend is confirmed, you can capitalize on the subsequent decline. The key is to be patient and not be scared out by repeated shakeouts.
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NotFinancialAdvice
· 01-20 02:54
I'm already tired of this repeated washout; are they trying to trick retail investors into selling at a loss again?
This time, the main force might have miscalculated; the decline in fee rates is indeed a signal.
Entering short positions in batches? I think we need to observe further; this wave might not crash down so quickly.
Wait, could it be a reverse reverse indicator? When the plaza is calling for a short, be extra cautious.
Honestly, DUSK is too hard to figure out; better to wait and see first.
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MultiSigFailMaster
· 01-20 02:53
I've heard the term "inverse indicator" too many times. Every time it's mentioned as inverse, but in the end, inverse just becomes forward, haha.
Splitting into batches for building positions sounds good, but can most people with bullets really do it? Most are still all in or all out.
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tx_pending_forever
· 01-20 02:43
The set of reverse indicators has been played out already, but this time it really feels different...
The decline in fees is indeed worth noting, but the main force's rally this time can really wear people down.
Gradually entering short positions? I'm still hesitating whether to get in.
The bullish hype is everywhere, the more I hear, the more I get scared...
Doing short positions at high levels is truly uncomfortable, maybe I should wait for a clear signal.
The main force's washout skills are indeed profound; I've been trapped too many times.
How much more can DUSK drop this time? It feels like the bottom is nowhere in sight.
Patience is a luxury; retail investors simply can't wait.
Why do I still get hooked on this routine of continuous rises...
Gradually building positions? I'm still saving for the down payment.
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AirdropHunterXiao
· 01-20 02:39
I'm tired of hearing this set of inverse indicators; every time it's said, I still get trapped...
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Falling fees make you want to buy the dip? Bro, the shakeout hasn't even started yet.
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Splitting into batches to build positions sounds good, but I'm afraid the next second it will reverse and surge again. At that point, should I cut losses or keep holding?
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The main force has been pushing up for three or four rounds to shake out retail investors' confidence. How many times have I said this? Isn't that how true bears behave someday?
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Instead of waiting for a decline, why not go short now and try? Anyway, it's all a gamble.
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I've been hearing this rhetoric in the group for a week, and some people are still trapped. I don't have the patience you all talk about.
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So, should I buy now or not? Can you just say it directly?
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I think DUSK might just be like this. Holding on is no different from switching to another coin.
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DefiSecurityGuard
· 01-20 02:39
ngl the whole "everyone bullish = bearish signal" thing is giving copium vibes... but yeah, fee rollback + this pattern? DYOR before catching that falling knife tbh. seen this exact setup before – classic honeypot energy. not financial advice obvs.
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BTCBeliefStation
· 01-20 02:30
Here comes that set of reverse indicators again. I think the main force just wants to wear us down until we have no temper. The decline in the fee rate is indeed a signal, but is this time really different?
Gradually building positions sounds good, but I'm just worried it might be another trick of repeated shakeouts. Patience? Ha, easy to say.
The bearish trend for DUSK is already evident, and the overwhelming bullish sentiment in the market has instead become a contrarian indicator. But to be honest, the decline may not have fully played out yet. Recently, the fee rates have fallen back, which is a signal, but don't let your guard down—current major players love to do this: repeatedly pushing prices up three or four times, wearing down retail investors' confidence in shorting. Instead of obsessing over high short positions, consider building positions in batches; once the downtrend is confirmed, you can capitalize on the subsequent decline. The key is to be patient and not be scared out by repeated shakeouts.