2026-01-11 07:22:49

Today, this coin experienced a rare abnormal market movement, with a 809% turnover rate and a 21% decline within 2 minutes. Many people didn't react in time and were directly caught in the trap. At such moments, the most testing is your mentality—more intense fluctuations tend to make people impulsive.

From the market chart, it is clear that there is deep involvement from major funds. What does a high turnover rate indicate? A large amount of chips are changing hands rapidly, a typical sign of a shakeout. Many retail investors can't tell whether the main force is accumulating or distributing, and when the price drops, they just sell off immediately. Such a fate of being cut like chives is already sealed.

From a technical perspective, the current price is consolidating in a critical area. In the short term, it should mainly fluctuate sideways, and there's no need to rush. To see how the subsequent market will develop, you must focus on two key levels: 0.0276 and 0.019. These two points are very important; whichever is effectively broken will largely determine the market direction.

Honestly, if your trading logic is just chasing highs and selling lows, you're bound to suffer big losses sooner or later. When it's time to wait, wait patiently, set stop-losses, and wait for real opportunities to appear. Being calm when others are fearful is the only way to survive this wave of market movements.

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SpeakWithHatOn

· 55m ago

809% turnover rate, wow, this is the main force shaking out the weak hands The group chasing the rise are really brave, they got caught and trapped before they even reacted I’m optimistic about the 0.0276 level, only when it breaks will there be hope Don’t always think about soaring to the sky; patience and waiting for the right opportunity is the key This wave of market movement still tests your mentality; those panicking are just the retail investors, right?

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GasFeeCrier

· 01-11 07:52

809% turnover rate, that's really outrageous, it completely confuses retail investors. Bro, chasing gains and selling losses again today, paying tuition again, huh? That 0.0276 level must be well protected; once broken, it's really over. Don't rush, patience is needed during the shakeout. The main force loves to do this; retail investors can never guess the next move. Watch the stop-loss line carefully, don't let a wave of market movement ruin the whole year. Staying alive in this market is more important than making money.

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GateUser-addcaaf7

· 01-11 07:51

809% Turnover Rate, 21% Drop in 2 Minutes, this wave is indeed fierce. Watching a bunch of people in the group get liquidated, I still have to stay calm. --- Once again, it's the scene of chasing highs and selling lows, I already said don't be greedy. --- Keep an eye on the 0.0276 and 0.019 levels, wait for a breakout before acting, no rush for now. --- Main force shaking the market, 99% of retail investors can't see through it, no wonder they get cut. --- Being able to hold steady in this kind of market is true skill, most people have already panicked. --- With such a high turnover rate, it indicates big funds are manipulating, small investors simply can't keep up. --- Set your stop-loss and go to sleep, don't watch the market every day, the more you watch, the easier it is to make mistakes. --- When others are fearful, it's the perfect time to buy the dip, provided you can see the situation clearly. --- The 0.019 level is quite critical, breaking it could be the end, so you must hold it. --- Too many people got caught in this wave, learn from the lesson next time, greed is a big taboo.

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ZKProofster

· 01-11 07:51

809% turnover in 2 minutes... yeah that's not wash trading, that's just... casually redistributing liquidity. sure. the 21% dump? textbook panic cascade. people panic selling without actually understanding what the protocol is doing under the hood—that's where the real exploitable inefficiency lives, technically speaking.

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FlippedSignal

· 01-11 07:47

809% turnover rate? What the hell isn't a shakeout? Retail investors are still panicking and selling, I already ran away. This wave looks risky, let's wait until the 0.019 level before making a move, there's no need to chase. Another day of being cut for the chives, indeed. Those who truly understand are watching from the sidelines; when others are cutting losses, it's exactly my opportunity. A 21% drop in two minutes, this main force is really ruthless. Anyway, I won't take this hit anymore. Mindset is really the biggest enemy. Staying disciplined with stop-losses is more important than anything else, everyone.

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AirdropATM

· 01-11 07:47

809% turnover rate is truly amazing. This kind of market is where retail investors come to give away their money. Chasing gains and selling losses really need to change, or it will be really hard to endure. Been shaken out again, just wait patiently for a breakout point. We still need to see if 0.0276 can hold this wave. Mindset is the most important; don’t just follow others when they buy in. The main force’s tactics work every time, so it’s better for us to stay calm. A 21% drop in 2 minutes—does anyone still dare to buy the dip? Set your stop-losses and just wait for the opportunity. This is the ultimate test of human nature, really. Wait and see, no need to rush.

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