Regarding BCH's recent strong performance, I want to share my observations from several perspectives.
First of all, the trend of this coin is particularly interesting—it is clearly controlled by the market makers and belongs to the type of gradual upward movement with bearish candles. In simple terms, it slowly grinds upward, appearing unremarkable, but with good sustainability.
Secondly, the number of participants is not large, and the market capital is relatively small, which results in the volatility being kept very stable. You will find that it hardly correlates with the overall market, instead following its own rhythm—this is precisely the "nest" created by the market makers.
On the technical side, the bulls are in the lead, but there is a key point: the main tone is to go long at low levels. Looking at the data makes it clear—long and short positions are roughly balanced, but the market makers are both long and short, with an extremely strong control ability. The entire trend is a repeated oscillation within a box.
Some people might say, dropping from 630 to 400 is only about ten points, which doesn't sound like a big decline, but in this market size, it is actually a normal fluctuation. So, trying to make quick money by holding small positions and waiting for opportunities on this coin is basically unrealistic.
Finally, a reminder: do not short. Every decline is a trap, incredibly precise. A long-biased strategy is the way to go—don't get caught in a trap.
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WalletAnxietyPatient
· 17h ago
Damn, this market cap is really small, the big players are acting arrogantly inside.
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EyeOfTheTokenStorm
· 17h ago
The market cap is too small, and the big players are repeatedly cutting the leeks... Watching the slow rise, but in reality, it's just a trap to lure more buyers. My quantitative model has already given a signal. This kind of box-range fluctuation has no certainty at all. Risk warning: everyone, don't go all-in.
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GateUser-cff9c776
· 17h ago
This is the classic "Schrödinger's Bull Market" — one side entices short-sellers while gradually rising, and the manipulators' moves are truly an art-level control of the market.
What seems like low risk is actually a trap; listening to low buy signals may seem easy to act on, but it's all about getting caught in a trap.
Honestly, BCH is like a piece of installation art; its aesthetic value far exceeds its investment value.
Don't be fooled by the slow rise on the red candles; these neglected coins are often just the manipulators having fun.
Even Buffett would shake his head at this short-selling inducement mechanism — it perfectly exemplifies the philosophy of a bear market.
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GweiTooHigh
· 17h ago
Oh, this game is definitely a puppet show orchestrated by the market makers; going long is the real way to survive.
Regarding BCH's recent strong performance, I want to share my observations from several perspectives.
First of all, the trend of this coin is particularly interesting—it is clearly controlled by the market makers and belongs to the type of gradual upward movement with bearish candles. In simple terms, it slowly grinds upward, appearing unremarkable, but with good sustainability.
Secondly, the number of participants is not large, and the market capital is relatively small, which results in the volatility being kept very stable. You will find that it hardly correlates with the overall market, instead following its own rhythm—this is precisely the "nest" created by the market makers.
On the technical side, the bulls are in the lead, but there is a key point: the main tone is to go long at low levels. Looking at the data makes it clear—long and short positions are roughly balanced, but the market makers are both long and short, with an extremely strong control ability. The entire trend is a repeated oscillation within a box.
Some people might say, dropping from 630 to 400 is only about ten points, which doesn't sound like a big decline, but in this market size, it is actually a normal fluctuation. So, trying to make quick money by holding small positions and waiting for opportunities on this coin is basically unrealistic.
Finally, a reminder: do not short. Every decline is a trap, incredibly precise. A long-biased strategy is the way to go—don't get caught in a trap.