Bitcoin’s recent price action? Honestly, it’s a bit torturous.
Just look at that candlestick chart—it jumps up and down like an ECG. It pumps, then dumps, with no clear pattern at all. This kind of sawtooth market? Any seasoned trader knows it means the two-way harvesting mode has kicked in.
This round? The bears are basically being crushed, almost ready to throw in the towel. But here’s the issue: the bulls are now piling in, with positions stacking up higher and higher. If this rebound isn’t strong enough to flush out the weak hands, there’s a high chance in the next three days that the bulls will get trapped and liquidated instead.
When that happens, the price will likely get slammed back down to hover near $80,000 again. Unless there’s a decisive breakout, this tug-of-war will just keep dragging on.
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MEVvictim
· 12-05 14:32
Oh man, it's the same old trick again—longs get in and get slaughtered.
This 80,000 level is really sticky, feels like the weak hands just can't get flushed out.
If they really reverse and dump it this time, probably another wave of newbies will get rekt.
Honestly, getting in now is all about gambling on emotion. Who the hell can see when this tug-of-war is going to end?
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FlashLoanLarry
· 12-04 01:43
Damn, it's the same old trick again. Whenever the bulls swarm in, nothing good happens.
Last time 80,000 wasn't broken, and this time it feels iffy too. Let's wait and see.
Damn, this ECG-like market is insane, wiping out shorts and then longs.
I'm betting it'll drop back next Wednesday, anyone in?
Now the tug of war starts again, so annoying.
If the weak hands aren't cleared out, it's bound to crash—history always repeats itself.
Sit and wait to die or cut losses, that's the real question.
If it can't break 80,000, we'll just stay trapped—nothing new.
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ZenZKPlayer
· 12-03 10:27
Damn, it's another torturous game. I saw it coming a long time ago. Isn't a bunch of longs piling in just waiting to get trapped?
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SchrodingerWallet
· 12-03 05:53
Everyone calls it an ECG, but I think it's more like an EEG—it's burning out my brain just looking at it. Not being able to break through the 80,000 mark is truly tormenting.
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rekt_but_not_broke
· 12-03 05:51
Back to tug-of-war around $80,000 again, it's really frustrating. When will it finally break out in one go?
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ChainMaskedRider
· 12-03 05:34
Damn, this market move is insane. The shorts are about to get wiped out, and the longs are all piling in just to get slaughtered. I’m afraid we’re going to see a reversal and a dump within three days.
That $80,000 level is really a sticking point. Unless we break through it in one shot, we’ll keep grinding here.
Honestly, I’m just watching that candlestick chart, and my heart’s beating along with it. This two-way liquidation mode is crazy.
If the weak hands haven’t been flushed out yet, just wait for the reversal to clean them up. Getting stuck in a market like this is just hopeless.
The back-and-forth around $80,000 is endless. When will it end? This choppy, sawtooth pattern is killing me.
With long positions stacked so high, I’m just waiting for that moment when the rebound loses steam.
This heart monitor-style market is pure torture. When will we finally see a straight trend?
Bitcoin’s recent price action? Honestly, it’s a bit torturous.
Just look at that candlestick chart—it jumps up and down like an ECG. It pumps, then dumps, with no clear pattern at all. This kind of sawtooth market? Any seasoned trader knows it means the two-way harvesting mode has kicked in.
This round? The bears are basically being crushed, almost ready to throw in the towel. But here’s the issue: the bulls are now piling in, with positions stacking up higher and higher. If this rebound isn’t strong enough to flush out the weak hands, there’s a high chance in the next three days that the bulls will get trapped and liquidated instead.
When that happens, the price will likely get slammed back down to hover near $80,000 again. Unless there’s a decisive breakout, this tug-of-war will just keep dragging on.