2025-12-28 02:24:04

The low-priced coin market is under severe pressure. Every buy order is followed by 3 to 4 times the selling pressure, forming a clear asymmetric trading pattern. On the technical side, each green candlestick just forms, only to be crushed by large orders with a 5-10% drop, leaving almost no room for a rebound. This overwhelming selling force has driven the price firmly to the floor, with very limited rebound space. Market sentiment and capital flow both indicate a signal: the selling power of low-priced coins far exceeds the buying power, making it difficult to see a breakout opportunity in the short term.

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TradingNightmare

· 11m ago

These low-priced coins have really been crushed. As soon as buying pressure comes in, they get violently sold off. What a joke. Low-priced coins are now just a meat grinder trapping people. Don't touch them. Three times the selling pressure? Bro, it's locked in directly; there's no way to rebound. It's the same trick of big players dumping coins, while retail investors are still buying the dip. Instead of waiting for a breakout, it's better to go to other tracks to find gold. Low-priced coins are a dead end.

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CryptoGoldmine

· 12h ago

Looking at this 3:1 sell-off ratio, in simple terms, it means there are no real buyers supporting it. Low-priced coins are now just being dumped quickly after mining. When calculating the hash rate profit ratio, it's actually better to switch to mining Bitcoin, as its difficulty adjustment cycle is more stable. This asymmetric trading pattern is essentially due to uneven distribution of chips; the market makers have no intention of supporting the price. Short-term rebound space is limited, but from the perspective of hash rate network growth, this is actually an opportunity to buy low. Every bullish candle is being smashed down, indicating that no institutions truly believe in these low-priced coins; it's purely retail investors taking the hit. Instead of chasing here, it's better to focus on projects that can outperform through technological iteration; ROI is the key. The selling pressure overwhelmingly crushes the buyers, which we've seen too often in mining pools—miners mine and then run. The floor price is just like this; there's no short-term opportunity, but don't rush to cut losses. Wait and see how the difficulty adjustment cycle unfolds.

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BankruptcyArtist

· 12h ago

Low-priced coins are like this, don't bother, just keep lying on the floor --- It's the same old story, buy a little and smash it down to three points, I'm exhausted --- Floor price is nailed down, what's the point of a rebound --- Sell orders crush buy orders, who can withstand this rhythm... --- Every bullish candle is a trap, really incredible --- Short-term breakout? Dream on haha --- The pressure is too high, feels like bottoming out is useless --- Market sentiment is so bad, I better withdraw --- A 5-10% drop, just smash it without discussion --- The selling force is so strong, can't even find the bottom

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ChainWanderingPoet

· 12h ago

Low-priced coins are indeed miserable this wave, bought and immediately dumped, repeatedly harvesting retail investors --- It's the same old trick, a bullish candle instantly turns into a limit-down, the market maker is dancing on the floor --- The selling pressure is so fierce, better to stay flat in the short term, let's wait and see --- Why does every rebound get crushed back? Who can stand this? --- Large sell orders are so aggressive, retail investors have no chance to turn things around --- Asymmetric trading is so heartbreaking, the market conditions say it all --- The floor is already worn out but they keep pushing down? That's a bit too much --- Looking at the selling power, a short-term breakout? Don't even think about it, friend --- Every bullish candle is a bait, the tricks are deep --- Instead of chasing low-priced coins, it's better to wait for the market to settle and re-enter after the hype passes

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RetailTherapist

· 12h ago

Retail Investor Psychologist's Comments: Low-priced coins are now just a psychological game... Those who buy are trapped, and those who sell keep pushing down, cycle after cycle. This wave really has no chance, let's wait and see, don't chase the highs. Such aggressive dumping, it feels like big players are locking in chips. Short-term? I think both short and long term, we should stay flat... Watching and waiting is the wiser choice. Can't buy the bottom, sell and then regret it, tormenting retail investors repeatedly... The technicals have been broken, this can't be broken out at all. I've been advising everyone not to touch low-priced coins for a long time, it's just a money grab.

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BagHolderTillRetire

· 12h ago

Low-priced coins have indeed been hammered to death in this wave, with no chance of turning around. With such fierce selling pressure, who would dare to buy the dip? It's the same old trick, they pump a little then dump, so annoying. Even if the floor price is broken, there are still people taking the bait? I'm convinced. Short-term breakout? Dream on. Just look at how fierce the bear market is. With this kind of asymmetrical strategy, retail investors simply can't compete. Having been burned so many times, I would just run away immediately when I see this kind of trend.

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ShadowStaker

· 12h ago

nah, the order flow imbalance here is brutal. 3-4x dump after every pump? that's not price discovery, that's just organized liquidation theatre. honestly feels like watching validator attrition in slow motion—eventually liquidity dries up when nobody wants to stick around.

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just_another_wallet

· 12h ago

Low-priced coins are now being crushed to death, and they rebound only to be pressed down instantly. What does that mean? --- It's the same old story, as soon as you buy, the price gets dumped. Truly unbelievable. --- 3 to 4 times the sell-off? What does that indicate? Is this the big players accumulating or does nobody want it anymore? --- Every rebound is met with a brutal hit. It's getting really annoying to watch. --- The floor price can't even hold up. These low-priced coins probably have no hope. --- With such strong selling pressure, there's really no point in short-term thinking, or maybe they just can't turn things around. --- Are you still bottom-fishing? I've completely given up. --- This is called asymmetric trading. In plain terms, retail investors are being completely eaten alive. --- The bullish candles disappear in seconds, and the daily declines keep happening. When will the bottom come? --- With the capital situation like this, breaking through is difficult.

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