2025-12-17 07:01:41

#数字资产市场洞察 $FOLKS's market rhythm has basically completed the upward cycle. The next likely trend is a slow decline, and friends who are long should be cautious.

Just look at the candlestick chart — continuous volume at high levels, but no breakthrough to new highs. What does this indicate? Funds are quietly exiting during the rebound. The accumulated trapped positions above are too heavy, and the selling pressure cannot be fully released.

In the crypto trading world, it's really just like this. If you judge the right direction and identify the key levels, everything else is about execution. When it's time to run, do so decisively. Don't gamble on that last wave of rebound — most people get wiped out right there.

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CryingOldWallet

· 2025-12-19 13:31

Hmm... It's the same old story, I've seen it too many times. I don't believe this time it can really break out. High-volume resistance without a breakout, this move is indeed seasoned. But I already sold early anyway, just watching the show now, waiting for the next opportunity. The pitfalls of the last rebound, a painful lesson, brother.

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GasGuzzler

· 2025-12-19 13:30

I've seen it all along, high-volume stagnation without a breakout is a signal of distribution, the trapped sellers' pressure is right here. --- That's right, those who chase the last wave of rebound all end up as chives. I've learned my lesson. --- $FOLKS has indeed peaked this round. Take profits when you see the good, friends. Don't gamble with the market makers. --- Volume increase without breaking the level is a clear reversal signal. This technical pattern is everywhere—how come some people still don't understand? --- Execution is the key. Correct judgment alone isn't enough; you also need to act decisively. Lessons learned the hard way. --- With such thick trapped sellers at high levels, every rebound is an opportunity to distribute. Can't you see that? --- Another signal caller, but this time the analysis is decent. At least they admit it's time to run when needed. --- The story of candlestick charts is clear, but how many can actually execute? I, for one, am too scared.

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MondayYoloFridayCry

· 2025-12-19 03:34

High-volume moves without breaking new highs are a common trick; the market makers are just shaking out positions. I already exited my orders early. After Bitcoin drops, don't expect any opportunities from FOLKS either; it's time to cut losses. I won't make money on the last wave of rebound; missing out isn't a loss. Honestly, this market trend is just a trap to lure more buyers. Seeing those candlesticks reminds me of the last time I got caught... Decisively exiting is the key; don't be greedy for that one or two points of profit.

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BearMarketGardener

· 2025-12-18 12:55

It's the same old story. I'm tired of hearing that a breakout will happen with increased volume when it doesn't. The real question is, who the hell can accurately predict that "time to run"? It's all armchair quarterbacks after the fact. I'm the one trapped at high levels, betting on a rebound only to get crushed. How can retail investors possibly keep up with the rhythm of big funds? But on the other hand, $FOLKS this time does seem a bit weak, I need to cut my losses.

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CryptoCrazyGF

· 2025-12-17 07:30

The pattern of volume increase without breaking new highs has been seen too many times. To be honest, it's just the big players dumping, and retail investors are still dreaming. --- To be fair, this wave of FOLKS has indeed reached its end. I sold half yesterday, not greedy for that last bit of profit. --- Classic example, every time someone wants to bet on the last rebound, and then there’s nothing afterward, haha. --- The judgment that the trapped traders are under heavy pressure is okay, but it feels like the decline isn’t that fast anymore, maybe it will take some time to wash out. --- I just want to know how the people who cleared their positions are feeling now. As for me, I’m just sitting calmly and waiting. --- Execution is really key. The phrase "take profits when the time is right" sounds simple, but actually doing it is extremely difficult.

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UncommonNPC

· 2025-12-17 07:12

High-volume movement without breaking new highs, this signal is indeed clear. It was obvious to run away early, but some still waited for a rebound, and this is the rhythm of being cut. --- The pressure from the trapped traders is so heavy that a rebound is an opportunity to sell, and many should have learned their lesson. --- That's right, execution is the key to life or death; hesitating for just two seconds means losing everything. --- It's always like this—thinking you can gamble on the last wave, but ending up with a blood loss. --- If volume can't break new highs, you should be alert—that's the fundamentals. --- Funds are quietly selling during the rebound, while retail investors are still buying in, and it’s heartbreaking. --- Judging the right direction is useless; missing the right entry point is pointless—execution is the most important. --- High-volume increases at high levels but no upward movement, the main force has already run away. --- How many times have you heard "Don't gamble on the last wave," yet some still insist on trying.

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BridgeTrustFund

· 2025-12-17 07:11

High-volume movement without breaking new highs, this trick has been seen too many times. I already sold early, now it's just a matter of who is still gambling on the last wave. --- To put it simply, greed kills people. When it's time to take profits, you're soft, and as a result, you're trapped tightly. --- I already got off this wave of FOLKS early; the signal of funds exiting is more obvious than ever. --- It's those people waiting for the final rebound again, always getting burned. When will they learn to cut losses decisively? --- Continuous volume increase without new highs, this is the smell of distribution. Friends, stop gambling. --- That's right, execution is the key to making money; mental attitude management is more important than anything else. --- I am that greedy one, didn't sell at high levels, now I'm trapped. --- With such thick accumulated trapped orders, how can it possibly rise again later? The logic is perfectly sound.

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MEVVictimAlliance

· 2025-12-17 07:04

High volume without a breakout, this signal is indeed a bit harsh. I have already withdrawn half of my positions and don't want to become the next bagholder. If you need to run, just run. That's very true. Last time, I was greedy for the final wave and ended up losing quite a bit. The pace of FOLKS indeed requires caution, but how much further the decline can go still depends on the fundamentals. Sigh, volume increasing without a rise is just the beginning of a dump. I've seen this routine too many times. Capital quietly exits, but the K-line is very honest. Understanding this can help avoid many pitfalls.

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