SEI currently lacks upward momentum, but the downward trend has clearly stopped.
After the initial distribution and decline cycle, the market has entered a phase of accumulation: the trend is slow, trading is light, and prices are consolidating—this is often a sign of a bottom forming.
Seemingly boring sideways consolidation is actually a reallocation of market forces. When a large amount of chips are absorbed at low levels and the bearish momentum gradually weakens, the conditions for a rebound are quietly maturing. This process from chaos to order is crucial for subsequent movements. Observing such pattern transitions on exchanges often indicates that the previous panic has been largely released.
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ImpermanentPhilosopher
· 10h ago
Is sideways movement just accumulation? Why do I feel like it's the market maker shaking out the weak...
As for SEI, honestly, it still depends on whether someone will step in to buy later.
How many times have I said that bottom signals are there? When will it truly rebound?
I've seen this kind of pattern change before, but it still kept falling...
Boring sideways consolidation? Nobody wants it, bro.
Accumulating, accumulating, but in the end, it just keeps dropping—just a fake-out.
Once the panic is released, it can rise? Then why isn't it moving yet?
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CounterIndicator
· 10h ago
Been in consolidation for so long, when will it take off? I'm getting a bit impatient waiting.
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NoodlesOrTokens
· 10h ago
Been consolidating for so long, are we really about to unleash a big move? Or do we have to keep holding on?
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WhaleMinion
· 10h ago
We've been sideways for so long, are we going to dump the market again?
SEI currently lacks upward momentum, but the downward trend has clearly stopped.
After the initial distribution and decline cycle, the market has entered a phase of accumulation: the trend is slow, trading is light, and prices are consolidating—this is often a sign of a bottom forming.
Seemingly boring sideways consolidation is actually a reallocation of market forces. When a large amount of chips are absorbed at low levels and the bearish momentum gradually weakens, the conditions for a rebound are quietly maturing. This process from chaos to order is crucial for subsequent movements. Observing such pattern transitions on exchanges often indicates that the previous panic has been largely released.