2026-01-04 06:21:07

GIGGLE has been showing some interesting recent trends. The daily chart has been consolidating sideways for nearly 3 weeks, with trading volume significantly shrinking, indicating that selling pressure is gradually easing.

Recently, various Meme coins have been repeatedly hyped, with popularity rising one after another. This coin has maintained high popularity throughout. The key point is that when the heat around other coins gradually cools and funds start to rotate, a rebound opportunity arises—this is a common rhythm in the Meme coin space.

From the current technical pattern, the downward momentum has already weakened significantly. The continuous decline in trading volume precisely reflects the exhaustion of selling force, which is usually a contrarian accumulation signal. When the market turns, high-popularity coins like this often experience a quick catch-up rally.

At this stage, the most important thing is to maintain the right mindset and wait for the market to give clear directional signals.

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AlwaysQuestioning

· 01-06 14:16

Sideways for three weeks? This move is either accumulation or a trap to shake out the weak, there's no third option. Decreasing trading volume isn't necessarily a good sign; it could also mean there's no one interested anymore. Wait, is your logic that every coin can be trapped like this?

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BrokenRugs

· 01-06 09:46

Consolidation for 3 weeks with shrinking volume, basically just shaking out the weak hands, everything that needed to be sold has been sold. --- I'm very familiar with this meme coin routine; during the bear phase, it's actually a good opportunity to get in. --- Holding mentality? Easier said than done. Who can really hold when the account is in the green? --- If GIGGLE really rebounds this time, those who bought early will be laughing to death. --- Low trading volume is interesting, but it could also mean nobody wants it anymore. --- I believe in the rotation rhythm, but is this coin really going to rotate? That's a bit uncertain. --- No movement for three weeks, is it accumulating strength or just a death buffer? --- After the selling pressure is released, what's the next step? That's the key. --- It looks reasonable, but it all feels like after-the-fact armchair analysis. --- I agree that high popularity at this level is a good sign; at least the community is still active. --- Waiting for directional signals? Those who waited early are already losing big. --- How can weak technical patterns and quick rebounds be related? --- I just want to know how long this rebound will last—one month or half a year.

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GasSavingMaster

· 01-04 06:40

It's been consolidating for so long, it feels like it's time to move, just waiting for the funds to come in.

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Degen4Breakfast

· 01-04 06:29

Consolidation for 3 weeks with shrinking volume—I've heard this explanation too many times. When the opportunity finally comes, it still comes down to luck.

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MonkeySeeMonkeyDo

· 01-04 06:28

Consolidating for 3 weeks with shrinking volume, basically a shakeout, those who can't hold are already out. This thing still has some heat, but I'm just worried it will rebound only after being cut off. Decreasing trading volume isn't necessarily a good sign; it depends on when the funds actually enter the market. Wait and see, these kinds of coins are most likely to enter a dead silence consolidation before a sudden plunge. Mindset is one thing, but the real question is when to buy. It seems like the meme coin routine is just like this; whether it's next or not, I can't say for sure.

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SandwichTrader

· 01-04 06:23

Consolidation for 3 weeks with shrinking volume, I've heard this explanation too many times before. Wait, is it the same logic again? Seller exhaustion, accumulation signals, waiting for the wind to turn... Meme coins are all the same tricks. Honestly, GIGGLE's popularity is still there, but this consolidation feels not as strong as last time. It's really a mindset of patience, don't get chopped again.

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