2025-12-31 06:23:42

TRADOOR's recent high-level sideways trading pattern, to be honest, looks very familiar. If you ask me what this means—it's nothing more than brewing the next move.

This kind of routine is actually quite common: first, repeatedly grinding at high levels, with the goal of诱导 retail investors to short. Once enough people follow suit and enter short positions, a reversal and surge will directly爆空头. It sounds a bit套路, but this is indeed a recurring戏码 in the market.

My judgment is that before the surge, there might be a small decline. The purpose of this decline is to create a false impression among retail investors that "it's going down," further attracting funds to追空. When enough people are involved, the剧本 will flip—directly and violently拉升 in the opposite direction.

If this动作 really plays out according to this节奏, the stop-losses of shorts will have to be扫一遍. How do market participants see it—do you think this剧本 will be repeated? Or will there be some不一样的变数 this time?

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Frontrunner

· 2025-12-31 06:53

Old tricks, people who keep falling for the same set deserve to be swept away. --- Wait, will it really follow the script this time? The market feels a bit different now. --- Haha, the tricks played by the big players, retail investors are just the bagholders. --- High-level sideways trading is indeed a bit strange, but I don't believe it will be a simple and crude surge. --- It's the same old story, always saying there will be a reversal and a short squeeze, but where are they when it really explodes? --- I bet this wave will dip again, definitely. --- No matter how fancy the words, one fact remains — no one really knows what will happen next.

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AirdropCollector

· 2025-12-31 06:52

Coming back with the same move? I've seen plenty of high-level grinding, just worried this time might really break down. Oh wait, according to usual practice, a small dip should come... I bet on a reverse violent surge. The short sellers' stop-losses are probably going to get wiped out; this script is so old. Really? Will it follow the usual pattern this time? Seems like there are some variables. Have you set the stop-loss level? Be careful not to get swept out.

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BTCWaveRider

· 2025-12-31 06:45

Is it the same routine again? I'm already tired of the sideways consolidation at high levels, just waiting for the show of chopping the leeks to unfold. Wait, could this time be a reverse trick? Retail investors have all learned to be smart. Most of the liquidations are caused by false dips scaring people out; it's just a psychological game. To be honest, I haven't followed TRADOOR this coin, but the tactics are all the same—sideways movement is just accumulating momentum. Retail investors are about to be fooled again; this script works every time. It feels like this time the variables are a bit bigger; the big players might have also noticed. Reverse rally? That depends on whether the selling funds are aggressive enough; otherwise, it’s another act. Shorts are stopped out and wiped out, then what? Another round of dumping? The market is really annoying. After such a long consolidation, is it absorbing funds or inducing a short squeeze? Can you clarify? This logic is sound, but the premise is that the whales have enough ammunition; some coins simply don’t have that much liquidity.

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ZkProofPudding

· 2025-12-31 06:42

Once again, it's the familiar master dance. I'm tired of seeing it, bro. --- Honestly, I've seen this trick too many times, but someone still always falls for it. --- Waiting to see the short squeeze explosion, so exciting. --- Repeatedly grinding at high levels is really annoying. When will there be a clear winner? --- If they stick to the old routine again this time, I'll go all in on a long position. --- Retail investors will never beat the master’s rhythm; that's just fate. --- Stuck in this sideways movement for so long, my patience is almost gone. Those who can't keep up will be eliminated. --- If the next wave of downward decline comes, I'll jump in, but it depends on whether the trading volume cooperates. --- Is it really true? Could there be any surprises? It feels like the script has already been set.

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DegenWhisperer

· 2025-12-31 06:28

Is this another set? I'm tired of the sideways consolidation at high levels, just waiting for a breakout. This time, if it follows the usual pattern, the shorts are probably going to get wiped out again. Hey, do you think the big players will reverse their actions this time, deliberately allowing the bears to make a profit? Consolidation is just building up energy; there's no way there's no action at all. It feels like every time it's said this way, but the trend always goes the opposite, haha. I bet it breaks upward, and the shorts get stopped out and get liquidated. I've seen this script too many times; can't we try some new tricks next time?

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