PUMP is now trading at all-time lows after a prolonged downtrend. The momentum that once drove the token has completely fizzled out.
Looking at the chart, we're possibly entering a capitulation zone. This is the kind of price action that traders watch closely—when sellers finally exhaust themselves, that's often when bottoms form.
The question now: is this the reset before a recovery, or are we still catching falling knives? The data speaks for itself.
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GateUser-fbb96970
· 2h ago
sjsnnsns
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WhaleWatcher
· 7h ago
Another bottom theory, how many times have I heard it... Is this time really different?
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MetaNomad
· 7h ago
Is it bottoming out again and again? I'm tired of hearing this spiel haha
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SchrödingersNode
· 7h ago
Capturing the dip or bottom-fishing signals—honestly, no one can say for sure. It all depends on who has a stronger mental resilience.
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BloodInStreets
· 7h ago
Those who try to buy the dip all die before dawn, and this time is no exception
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It's the old story of "bottoming out and rebounding," wake up, everyone
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Cut in half to the ground, let's see who still dares to take over
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Hidden traps in panic selling, blood-drenched orders cover the floor
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Missing the move and cutting losses, you can only choose one way to die
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Does the data speak? The data says to keep selling off
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Is this really different... or not?
PUMP is now trading at all-time lows after a prolonged downtrend. The momentum that once drove the token has completely fizzled out.
Looking at the chart, we're possibly entering a capitulation zone. This is the kind of price action that traders watch closely—when sellers finally exhaust themselves, that's often when bottoms form.
The question now: is this the reset before a recovery, or are we still catching falling knives? The data speaks for itself.