2026-01-22 04:20:43

AIA's recent performance has been quite interesting—single-day decline exceeding 35%. Combined with the holding volume data, it's clear that the main force is actively offloading.

From the price action perspective, this is a typical resistance-free decline. Massive sell-offs are coming down, yet the high holding volume remains, indicating that market sentiment has already shifted to panic. At this price level, there is no strong buying interest to absorb the sell-off; instead, any rebound is seen as an opportunity to add short positions. There are no clear support levels below, and the downward momentum is likely to continue.

**From a trading perspective**:
🎯 Short position
🎯 Entry zone: 0.195 - 0.205
🛑 Stop-loss at: 0.225 (rigid stop-loss, cannot be broken)
🚀 Target 1: 0.165
🚀 Target 2: 0.135

The supply zone (which is also our entry zone) is a resistance area for rebounds. Any upward rebound to this level can be considered as an opportunity to add to short positions. As long as there is no effective support below, the downward trend still has room to continue.

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JustHodlIt

· 7h ago

The main force is selling off so aggressively, it seems like it will only be considered finished after a complete drop... --- 35% drop directly, this pace is indeed interesting, need to keep a close eye on it --- Add short positions on rebounds, this routine is old, next time we should wait until support is stable before acting --- Entering at 0.195 sounds tempting, but somehow it feels like another trouble... --- A drop with no resistance is the most terrifying, it's hard to predict what will happen next --- I just want to ask, can it really drop to 0.135 this time? Honestly, I'm not that sure --- Maintaining high holdings is the part I fear the most, what if it doesn't drop? --- Adding short positions in the supply zone sounds good, but I'm worried about a quick reversal to crush the bulls --- It looks simple, but in practice, it's full of traps

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GasFeeSobber

· 7h ago

35% directly wiped out? The main force is really ruthless... I feel like I should jump on this short position.

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ImpermanentPhobia

· 7h ago

The main force is so aggressive, I’d better wait and see first, afraid of being smashed. --- 35% in one day? How many people would get liquidated... --- Add to short positions on a rebound, quite daring. I’d rather wait for a clearer support level. --- A resistance-free decline sounds very hopeless, and this is when you’re most likely to get cut. --- Is 0.135 a bit too aggressive for the target? --- The open interest is still high, the main force hasn't fully withdrawn. Be careful of a reverse attack on the bulls. --- This rhythm is very similar to a previous coin’s escape. Be really careful. --- If buy orders can’t keep up, it’s over. Staying out is the safest. --- Where is the effective support? Feels all fake. --- Is the downward momentum still releasing? Then don’t rush, wait and see where the bottom is.

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GateUser-9f682d4c

· 7h ago

35% directly dumped, this guy is right, definitely the main force's distribution rhythm, it looks painful. --- Rebound gets hammered back down, this kind of trend is the most frustrating, the bagholders should wake up. --- No support at all, keep going down, it's a paradise for bears. --- I just want to know who is still bottom fishing here, really brave. --- 0.165 and 0.135? It depends on the market temperament, right now it's all panic selling. --- High positions combined with massive sell-offs, this combo is well executed, retail investors are paying tuition again. --- Adding short positions in the resistance zone? Sounds good, but it's easy to get liquidated if you're careless. --- Interesting? This is called slaughter, better move quickly. --- Short entry at 0.195, stop loss at 0.225, the risk ratio looks okay, but the market is full of tricks.

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