Looking at BCH's price chart, the problem is quite clear—every time it reaches a new high, a large amount of selling pressure floods in. Under these circumstances, achieving a significant rise is basically impossible. The selling behavior of market participants at key levels directly suppresses the upward potential. If this selling pressure at new highs can be alleviated, BCH actually has considerable upside potential. But the reality is, as soon as it hits resistance levels, it encounters a large number of exit orders, repeating periodically. Without changing this pattern, it’s difficult to see a significant breakthrough for BCH.
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NullWhisperer
· 01-07 22:53
technically speaking, classic distribution pattern masquerading as resistance. those sell walls at resistance aren't accidents—they're systematic. bch keeps testing the same ceiling, fails, rinse repeat. vulnerability is baked into the supply dynamics here. interesting edge case of how whale coordination can literally halt momentum. needs further review of on-chain data tbh.
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MetaverseLandlord
· 01-06 23:45
This is the crazy dumping by those trapped. Such heavy selling pressure indicates what... Retail investors have all fled.
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SandwichDetector
· 01-05 21:42
Pushing down when reaching a new high, BCH has played this trick to death. If this curse can't be broken, it's really a dilemma.
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FUDwatcher
· 01-05 21:36
Every time it hits a new high and gets smashed down, I'm tired of this routine. It feels like someone is standing guard there, and BCH can't even break through.
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Rugman_Walking
· 01-05 21:36
It's all the whales messing around, crashing the market at new highs—this trick has been played out.
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MEVVictimAlliance
· 01-05 21:32
Hmm... it's the same trick again, always getting pushed down at the resistance level. Why is it so difficult for BCH to break out?
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DeadTrades_Walking
· 01-05 21:29
It's obvious that the market maker has been eating up the price. Every time it surges high, it gets hammered down. How many times has this trick been played?
BCH's Upward Dilemma
Looking at BCH's price chart, the problem is quite clear—every time it reaches a new high, a large amount of selling pressure floods in. Under these circumstances, achieving a significant rise is basically impossible. The selling behavior of market participants at key levels directly suppresses the upward potential. If this selling pressure at new highs can be alleviated, BCH actually has considerable upside potential. But the reality is, as soon as it hits resistance levels, it encounters a large number of exit orders, repeating periodically. Without changing this pattern, it’s difficult to see a significant breakthrough for BCH.