Looking at the recent ZKP market trend, it's more of a test by the bulls rather than a reversal signal. The rally was indeed strong, showing that the bulls still have enthusiasm, but the problem is that this enthusiasm couldn't be maintained, and the bears quickly pushed the price down. Speaking of which, no one truly holds the initiative. From the short-term trend, the bullish side is actually quite passive, with the bears controlling the main stage. In this kind of situation, the market tends to fluctuate repeatedly, making it difficult to form a sustained upward trend. In such a market structure, to go long, you need patience and must wait for clear confirmation signals. Don't be fooled by temporary rebounds; if you can't keep up with the rhythm, the wisest choice is to exit first and observe, avoiding emotional decision-making.
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mev_me_maybe
· 6h ago
The bears are indeed a bit aggressive. This constant tug-of-war is really annoying.
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DAOTruant
· 6h ago
The bears have really pinned it down tightly, and the bulls' attempt to test the waters this time seems a bit weak.
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ContractTearjerker
· 6h ago
In a bear market, everything the bears say is correct, and no matter how hard the bulls try, it's all in vain.
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The pace of ZKP is indeed annoying; every time there's a rebound, it gets exciting, but when it hits resistance, it just fades away.
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Wait a minute, isn't this just the routine of cutting leeks? After testing the waters, they just cut.
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I was just saying that confirmation signals all feel fake; I've been trapped before.
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It's that same patience waiting game again, waiting until the end of time, but the market is gone.
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Are the bears dominating the scene? Why not say the bulls need to make a desperate counterattack? It seems like the bulls have no chance.
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Listening to the outflow and waiting on the sidelines is fine, but once you're out, you can't come back.
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This wave indeed lacked strength; enthusiasm can't be relied upon.
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Repetition is just repetition; anyway, we're just doomed to be fooled repeatedly.
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CounterIndicator
· 6h ago
Are the bears still in control? It seems like this wave of ZKP needs to be endured slowly.
It's the same old story, every time there's a rebound, it gets pushed down again. The bulls really aren't that strong.
Wait a minute, I don't believe this rebound really has no chance.
Let's hide for now, don't get caught in this repetitive cycle.
The initiative is in the hands of the bears, and the situation is indeed too passive.
Do we still need patience? I lost patience a long time ago, haha.
Repetitive tinkering, this market is really incredible.
Don't act until the confirmation signal appears. Smart people are just watching the show.
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PuzzledScholar
· 6h ago
This round of ZKP is just tormenting people repeatedly. The bulls are exhausted, and the bears have no confidence. No one can stay stable.
It seems like the bulls still want to struggle a bit, but they get knocked back to their original shape in just one second. This rhythm is really uncomfortable.
Wait, wait, wait, maybe one day there will be a reverse runaway. I think I'll go out and have some tea first.
Don't think about jumping in short-term. There are too many traps in this market, and rebounds are all lies.
The market is like this now. Instead of watching the charts every day, it's better to stay calm and observe. Don't be killed by emotions.
If the bears are so arrogant, and the bulls haven't confirmed signals, I can't believe they still dare to chase.
ZKP is like a boring reasoning puzzle; I always guess the wrong answer.
No one holds the initiative. Is it just going to be a wild punch to kill the master?
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CexIsBad
· 6h ago
The bears are so fierce, are the bulls still sleepwalking?
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EyeOfTheTokenStorm
· 6h ago
Once again fooled by a rebound, the rhythm of ZKP is really annoying, the bears just won't make it comfortable.
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According to my quantitative model, this is a typical bottoming trap, the bulls have no initiative at all, let's wait and see.
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Doing T, doing T, but still getting trapped, I just want to know when the confirmation signal will come?
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Historical data tells me that this kind of oscillation is the easiest way to cut leeks, exiting and observing is the right move.
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Getting a bit anxious, the enthusiasm of the bulls can't be maintained at all, the wise choice is to get off first and stay calm.
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Speaking of which, no one has the initiative, so it's better not to move first, wait until the market sets the tone.
Looking at the recent ZKP market trend, it's more of a test by the bulls rather than a reversal signal. The rally was indeed strong, showing that the bulls still have enthusiasm, but the problem is that this enthusiasm couldn't be maintained, and the bears quickly pushed the price down. Speaking of which, no one truly holds the initiative. From the short-term trend, the bullish side is actually quite passive, with the bears controlling the main stage. In this kind of situation, the market tends to fluctuate repeatedly, making it difficult to form a sustained upward trend. In such a market structure, to go long, you need patience and must wait for clear confirmation signals. Don't be fooled by temporary rebounds; if you can't keep up with the rhythm, the wisest choice is to exit first and observe, avoiding emotional decision-making.