Bitcoin is now stuck at the intersection of that damn downward pressure line and the 50-day moving average. This position has been like a meat grinder for months, with the bulls getting pushed back every time they try to climb up.
If the buyers still want to turn things around, this is the strategic high ground they must seize. Once broken through, there is room for imagination; if they can't break through, prepare to continue to struggle in the mud.
And today, it just so happened to coincide with the FOMC meeting. Powell can say anything, and the market can instantly surge. The true direction will quickly become clear.
Honestly: at this position, technical traders are watching for breakout signals, macro observers are waiting for the Federal Reserve's statement. Essentially, everyone is waiting for an unexpected variable. The big moves usually don't follow the script; they come from the unlikely places.
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PermabullPete
· 12-13 09:02
As soon as Powell speaks, I know it's going to be a blow-up.
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GateUser-e51e87c7
· 12-10 17:50
The meat grinder analogy is perfect. It's really frustrating to get knocked back every time after a rebound.
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ApeWithNoFear
· 12-10 17:50
It's that damn meat grinder again, bulls are really exhausted.
As soon as Powell speaks, I know it will blow up. This time, there probably won't be any surprises.
Just waiting for the ultra-expectation-shattering variables to emerge; the script will never keep up with reality.
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SolidityStruggler
· 12-10 17:49
Powell's words are always unpredictable; this messed-up position is really hard to see through
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The term "meat grinder" is used perfectly; the bulls are truly being repeatedly brutalized
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Waiting for a major trend to emerge unexpectedly? That's just gambling, brother
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Talking about strategic high ground sounds nice, but in reality, it's still a matter of luck
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One FOMC statement causing market chaos—that's the true master of the market
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Technical and macro aspects are all useless; in the end, it all depends on Powell's mood
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Been stuck here for months, it's really exhausting; the bulls should retreat
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Super unexpected variables? That means no one can predict them, stop fooling yourself
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If it can't break through, keep struggling in the mud; that's my current situation
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The meat grinder position, I have already lost enough here
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PanicSeller69
· 12-10 17:23
Stuck at this damn position again, the meat grinder lives up to its name.
Every time Powell opens his mouth, I have to lose money, it's ridiculous.
If I can't break through, it's just repeatedly harvesting the chives, so annoying.
A surprise breakout? Why do I always get cut by the unexpected?
If the FOMC tanks again this time, I'll just clear my positions and lie flat.
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ser_ngmi
· 12-10 17:21
Powell's very first words cause the market to crash; this script is truly amazing.
Bitcoin is now stuck at the intersection of that damn downward pressure line and the 50-day moving average. This position has been like a meat grinder for months, with the bulls getting pushed back every time they try to climb up.
If the buyers still want to turn things around, this is the strategic high ground they must seize. Once broken through, there is room for imagination; if they can't break through, prepare to continue to struggle in the mud.
And today, it just so happened to coincide with the FOMC meeting. Powell can say anything, and the market can instantly surge. The true direction will quickly become clear.
Honestly: at this position, technical traders are watching for breakout signals, macro observers are waiting for the Federal Reserve's statement. Essentially, everyone is waiting for an unexpected variable. The big moves usually don't follow the script; they come from the unlikely places.