BROCCOLI has recently performed remarkably well, with several noteworthy signals appearing on the technical side. On the hourly chart, a long upper shadow has already formed, and the small-cycle oscillation and downward trend signs are quite evident, which usually indicates a potential short-term top and pullback.
Judging from the rhythm, this is most likely the standard pattern before the main force accumulates—initially pushing up to attract follow-on buying, then dropping sharply to shake out weak hands. If you want to follow the main force's selling pressure rhythm, you might consider this trading plan: enter a short position around 0.040, and if it rebounds to 0.0425, you can moderately add to the position. As for stop-loss, it needs to be strict—if 0.045 is effectively broken, you should decisively exit, and don't try to catch the bottom.
Leverage must be controlled, ideally within 15x; greed will only lead to repeated losses. Grasp the main force's rhythm and ride the wave steadily—this is the key to consistent profits.
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AirdropDreamBreaker
· 01-08 06:05
Once again, it's the same old trick, tired of the game where long upper shadows smash the market.
The 0.045 level must be watched closely, but only tough players dare to bet against the main force's rhythm.
15x leverage? I advise you not to, the cost of a slip-up is too high.
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SchrodingerWallet
· 01-06 14:22
It's the old trick of smashing the market to shake out traders; the main force has played this hand to exhaustion.
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0.040 short position? I think they just want retail investors to take the bait, haha.
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15x leverage and still claiming stable profits, laughable. This is more about throwing a tantrum than trading.
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The long upper shadow is indeed a bit concerning, but this article reads just like a call signal. Be cautious, everyone.
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I believe the stop-loss at 0.045, that's the truth.
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Every time they say they’re in sync with the main force’s rhythm, but then the main force suddenly reverses and breaks through, easy to say.
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Technical signals, when looked at in reverse, are often more accurate—more like contrarian indicators.
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SerumSqueezer
· 01-06 13:57
It's that old story of accumulation and shakeout again, always the same, right?
Go short directly? I'm afraid the main players might reverse and trap us again, haha.
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BearEatsAll
· 01-06 13:54
It's the same old script of accumulation and shakeout again. I'm tired of it... I have no interest in the 0.040 short position; I would rather wait for a clearer breakdown signal.
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CryptoNomics
· 01-06 13:53
Actually, if you're going to play the "accumulation before dump" narrative, at least run a proper correlation analysis on historical pump-and-dump cycles. Your 0.040 entry point completely ignores the stochastic processes governing token price movements, ceteris paribus.
BROCCOLI has recently performed remarkably well, with several noteworthy signals appearing on the technical side. On the hourly chart, a long upper shadow has already formed, and the small-cycle oscillation and downward trend signs are quite evident, which usually indicates a potential short-term top and pullback.
Judging from the rhythm, this is most likely the standard pattern before the main force accumulates—initially pushing up to attract follow-on buying, then dropping sharply to shake out weak hands. If you want to follow the main force's selling pressure rhythm, you might consider this trading plan: enter a short position around 0.040, and if it rebounds to 0.0425, you can moderately add to the position. As for stop-loss, it needs to be strict—if 0.045 is effectively broken, you should decisively exit, and don't try to catch the bottom.
Leverage must be controlled, ideally within 15x; greed will only lead to repeated losses. Grasp the main force's rhythm and ride the wave steadily—this is the key to consistent profits.