Recently, I’ve been watching the daily chart trends of ASTER and GIGGLE. To be honest, their performance hasn’t been very ideal. They previously followed Bitcoin’s rally for a while, appearing to break through the daily bottom range. But what happened? As Bitcoin retraced, these coins immediately revealed their true colors—dropping wherever they had risen. I wonder how many investors got caught in this wave.
What’s the current situation? The daily chart has closed two consecutive doji candles, indicating some hesitation in the market at this level. However, from a lower timeframe perspective, signs of reversal are gradually emerging. Bitcoin also seems to have bottomed out, with the correction largely completed.
Here’s the question: will Bitcoin suddenly surge with a big bullish candle tomorrow, restarting the rally? If BTC can rebound strongly, whether ASTER and GIGGLE can keep up depends on subsequent volume and momentum. For now, it’s best to remain patient, wait for clearer signals from the market before making any decisions.
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SatoshiHeir
· 01-11 21:47
It should be pointed out that there is a fundamental flaw in your technical analysis framework for these two tokens.
On-chain data shows that the weak performance of ASTER and GIGGLE is not due to poor follow-up ability, but rather their lack of value consensus accumulation. The repeated appearance of doji stars reflects the market's ongoing rejection of the fundamentals of these altcoins—this is not "hesitation," but a transfer of pricing power.
Undoubtedly, a large bullish candle can indeed boost market sentiment and lead to a rally, but what I want to say is—regarding the concept of volume, your understanding is still too shallow. What truly determines subsequent performance is whether the number of on-chain addresses holding BTC can break through the neckline level, not just simple candlestick patterns.
Based on the fundamental thinking from the white paper, those investors chasing to "keep up with the rhythm" have essentially given up independent thinking.
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TrustlessMaximalist
· 01-11 12:51
It's the same two trash coins again, a bunch of follow-the-leader coins.
Can't even keep up with BTC's rebound, let alone talk about a turnaround.
People who lost money in this wave probably could circle the Earth.
Waiting for signals? Bro, you've been trapped and dead for a long time.
Cross stars repeatedly confirming the bottom? Ha, I don't believe a word of it.
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GasSavingMaster
· 01-11 12:50
ASTER and GIGGLE are really terrible, following trends effortlessly and having zero rebound ability.
They fall harder than BTC, but rise slowly, a typical double amplification of declines.
The doji star is right here, honestly, it’s just the market makers hesitating whether to continue cutting.
If BTC really can rally, these two will have to look at the market sentiment... Never mind, I’ll just keep observing.
In this kind of market, blindly taking on positions is just plain foolishness.
Even a doji star? I think it’s sending us a signal—stay away.
If the volume doesn’t match, it’s a false breakout. The same old tricks are back, huh.
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MetaMuskRat
· 01-11 12:35
It's these two trash coins again, just a cash grab for bandwagoners.
I just want to know how many days this rebound can last.
A doji? I see it as a life-and-death line.
BTC rebounded, but ASTER is still lying flat, that's ridiculous.
Waiting for a signal? The signals have already been smashed out, is that okay?
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SelfCustodyBro
· 01-11 12:26
ASTER and GIGGLE, to put it simply, are just followers. They only move when Bitcoin moves. It's really exhausting.
If BTC doesn't have a decent rebound tomorrow, these altcoins will just keep lying in the coffin.
Even forming ten consecutive doji candles? I think they're just debating whether to dump.
If trading volume can't pick up, don't think about following the rally. Holding now is just a gambler's mindset.
If you don't want to get trapped, it's better to stay on the sidelines for now. Don't touch anything until a rebound signal appears.
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Deconstructionist
· 01-11 12:24
Damn, ASTER and GIGGLE, these two trash coins, are top-notch at following trends. When they fall, it's truly spectacular.
It must be so uncomfortable for those who got caught, really outrageous.
Forget about the doji candles, small investors just wait for a clear signal and it's all good.
BTC rebound is the real king, everything else is just a supporting role.
If this wave can really start, whoever manages to buy the dip first will win.
Recently, I’ve been watching the daily chart trends of ASTER and GIGGLE. To be honest, their performance hasn’t been very ideal. They previously followed Bitcoin’s rally for a while, appearing to break through the daily bottom range. But what happened? As Bitcoin retraced, these coins immediately revealed their true colors—dropping wherever they had risen. I wonder how many investors got caught in this wave.
What’s the current situation? The daily chart has closed two consecutive doji candles, indicating some hesitation in the market at this level. However, from a lower timeframe perspective, signs of reversal are gradually emerging. Bitcoin also seems to have bottomed out, with the correction largely completed.
Here’s the question: will Bitcoin suddenly surge with a big bullish candle tomorrow, restarting the rally? If BTC can rebound strongly, whether ASTER and GIGGLE can keep up depends on subsequent volume and momentum. For now, it’s best to remain patient, wait for clearer signals from the market before making any decisions.