The market trend indeed releases some signals. Continuous sideways consolidation and repeated pullbacks—these are typical signs of shakeouts. The main force is repeatedly testing within this range, with a clear purpose: to clear out those with weak resolve.
The current position is actually a good ambush point. If you have already positioned long orders in the bottom area, there's no need to overthink the small fluctuations right now. The market's temperament has always been like this—cut first, then rally. This routine has been proven time and again.
The key is to clearly see the trend framework. The duration, amplitude, and pattern of this shakeout all align with typical signs of an upcoming correction. Once the bulls regain control, the rebound strength often exceeds expectations. Comparing with similar historical movements, the subsequent upward potential is worth looking forward to.
Friends holding positions, stay confident; ultimately, the market will reward those with patience.
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GasGuzzler
· 9h ago
Here comes the manipulation theory again, claiming this is the last blow every time haha
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fren_with_benefits
· 01-22 12:38
I'm frustrated again with this same wash-out theory. How many times has the bottom signal been flashed?
Another bottom accumulation window. Why do I feel like I'm seeing bottoms every week?
But on the other hand, since I'm already trapped, it's better to just relax and wait for the rebound. Anyway, it will go up sooner or later.
That's right, the main players love this move—cutting in with a stab and then pushing up. They've played it to death.
Looking at historical trends, it does look a bit like that, but I trust my stop-loss line more.
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StableGenius
· 01-21 15:51
nah this "washout" narrative gets recycled every cycle... empirically speaking, the pattern recognition here is way too convenient tbh
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FundingMartyr
· 01-21 15:50
It's the same old story, every time they say it's the bottom, but it keeps dropping. I choose to trust my stop-loss level.
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BugBountyHunter
· 01-21 15:50
Talking about a washout bottom again, how many times have I heard this? Anyway, I’m just staying put, holding on is all.
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CryptoSurvivor
· 01-21 15:48
Talking about shaking out again, always the same spiel... Anyway, I'm not moving anymore. Let's wait and see.
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MEVEye
· 01-21 15:46
It's the same old story, saying bottom every time and claiming the window is opening every time. The last time I heard this, I got trapped directly.
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GasFeeBarbecue
· 01-21 15:32
Here comes the washout theory again, claiming to see the bottom every time. How many bottoms have we actually seen?
Wait, is this time really different? I thought the same last year.
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ImpermanentPhilosopher
· 01-21 15:23
Coming back to this again? The bottom has been talked about every week. The last time I heard this, I got stuck for three months straight.
#2026年BTC价格展望 $ETH $BTC $BNB Short-term volatility has bottomed out, and the bullish setup window is opening
The market trend indeed releases some signals. Continuous sideways consolidation and repeated pullbacks—these are typical signs of shakeouts. The main force is repeatedly testing within this range, with a clear purpose: to clear out those with weak resolve.
The current position is actually a good ambush point. If you have already positioned long orders in the bottom area, there's no need to overthink the small fluctuations right now. The market's temperament has always been like this—cut first, then rally. This routine has been proven time and again.
The key is to clearly see the trend framework. The duration, amplitude, and pattern of this shakeout all align with typical signs of an upcoming correction. Once the bulls regain control, the rebound strength often exceeds expectations. Comparing with similar historical movements, the subsequent upward potential is worth looking forward to.
Friends holding positions, stay confident; ultimately, the market will reward those with patience.