The bullish trend of AT has shown new changes. From an entry point of 0.12, it has risen all the way to 0.162, with a profit of 40 points. This wave of increase is indeed impressive. However, the current price has fallen back to around 0.153, and on the daily chart, it has touched the resistance level, showing signs of a pullback. The high-level price is stuck in a sideways stalemate with stagnant gains.
From a capital perspective, it is very clear—main funds are continuously flowing out, indicating that large investors are selling into the rally. The selling pressure above is very heavy, while the buying support below is weakening, and this signal is very obvious.
From a technical point of view, the touch of the daily resistance level and the outflow of funds are basically consistent. The bullish momentum is waning. At this point, long positions should consider taking partial profits and exiting gradually; locking in gains should be the top priority.
Subsequently, attention can be paid to short position opportunities. The current technical and capital flow signals both point to a possible correction, making a reverse operation a more suitable choice. Monitoring whether the price can effectively break below support and observing the flow of funds will be key confirmation signals.
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HalfBuddhaMoney
· 5h ago
The main force's sell signals are so obvious, yet they are still holding on. Isn't this just gambler's mentality?
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40 points satisfied? It also depends on whether it can hold later. The current sideways movement is indeed suspicious.
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Such severe capital outflow, and still talking about a bull market? Wake up, everyone.
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It's the old trick of taking profits in batches. Those who are truly making money have already run.
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I just want to know if there are any buyers left after breaking the support.
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Resistance levels are being hit and then falling back. This bullish momentum has indeed fizzled out.
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The combined punch of heavy selling pressure and weak support indicates that the era of short-selling rewards has arrived.
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Reaching the daily resistance level precisely, and there might still be good news—sounds unbelievable.
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If I can't hold the 0.153 level, I will go all-in short.
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What does it mean when big players sell high? Retail investors are still in a daze.
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rugpull_survivor
· 5h ago
Is this set again? The main force's sell signals are so obvious, and there are still people taking the bait
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0.162 should have been sold now, it's too late to regret it
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A typical sideways stagnation with a slow rise, if no one is buying below, it will really break through
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Funds flowing out so clearly, doing a reverse short might be safer
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A 40-point profit not locked in, no wonder you're trapped
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The resistance level wasn't stabilized, as expected, no good show to watch
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The main force has long run away, retail investors are still waiting for a rebound
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This rhythm is the same as last time, another pullback to shake out the traders
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Heavy selling pressure with no support below, be alert
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Gradual profit-taking is the proper approach, those going all-in are just waiting to be cut off
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ProbablyNothing
· 5h ago
It's so obvious that the main force is offloading, yet people are still buying in. LOL
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HashRateHermit
· 6h ago
The main force is starting to unload again, I've seen this routine many times, I should have run long ago
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40 points satisfied? I already reduced my position at 0.155, and now I’m just stunned
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Short position layout? Or wait until it breaks below 0.145, let’s talk then. It’s easy to get crushed if you go in now
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With such obvious capital outflow, what are you still hesitating for? Isn’t it better to take profits directly?
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I had already marked this resistance level long ago, as expected, it didn’t disappoint, it’s here again
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Counter-trend operation is risky, brother. Better to lie flat and watch first
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The decreasing resilience is indeed a bad sign, my friend has already liquidated
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Taking profits first is the top priority, you’re right. Greedy people will be harvested sooner or later
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GasWaster
· 6h ago
The main force is unloading, bearish this wave. Are you ready to enter short positions?
The bullish trend of AT has shown new changes. From an entry point of 0.12, it has risen all the way to 0.162, with a profit of 40 points. This wave of increase is indeed impressive. However, the current price has fallen back to around 0.153, and on the daily chart, it has touched the resistance level, showing signs of a pullback. The high-level price is stuck in a sideways stalemate with stagnant gains.
From a capital perspective, it is very clear—main funds are continuously flowing out, indicating that large investors are selling into the rally. The selling pressure above is very heavy, while the buying support below is weakening, and this signal is very obvious.
From a technical point of view, the touch of the daily resistance level and the outflow of funds are basically consistent. The bullish momentum is waning. At this point, long positions should consider taking partial profits and exiting gradually; locking in gains should be the top priority.
Subsequently, attention can be paid to short position opportunities. The current technical and capital flow signals both point to a possible correction, making a reverse operation a more suitable choice. Monitoring whether the price can effectively break below support and observing the flow of funds will be key confirmation signals.