2025-12-26 10:28:31

Based on today's trend, the rapid rise and fall in the high positions can indeed be confusing—is it distribution or shakeout? The answer can be seen from the trading volume.

The story on the market today is quite clear: during the surge, a large amount of profit-taking funds sold off sharply, causing a rapid plunge, but then funds panic-bought at the bottom. This back-and-forth kept the overall market fluctuation within about 1 point. Interestingly, this kind of game actually resulted in profit-taking funds earning more than yesterday—indicating that the short-term game strength of funds is increasing.

An extremely high trading volume isn't necessarily a good sign; it often indicates that market participants' emotions are highly volatile. From a technical perspective, the next phase is likely to be a sideways consolidation, which indeed makes trading more challenging.

It is recommended to adopt a wait-and-see approach in the coming days, stay calm and avoid unnecessary actions, and wait until the trading volume normalizes before making moves. Short-term rest is needed to prepare for the next wave of market activity.

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ColdWalletGuardian

· 3h ago

Is this the same old story of dumping and shaking out? Just look at the volume and you'll know everything? Bro, I really want to see clearly, but I'm afraid that once I see clearly, it'll just make me more exhausted. It's right to stay on the sidelines. Anyway, I've already laid low these days; not moving my hands is better than anything. Honestly, only experts can make money with such a 1-point fluctuation. As a rookie, I’d rather close my eyes and wait for the next wave. With such fierce trading volume, it indicates someone in the market is getting anxious. Let’s not follow the trend for now. Wait, wait, wait—this attitude is the most comfortable, avoiding frequent stop-loss and take-profit to prevent tiring ourselves out.

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FUD_Vaccinated

· 3h ago

This wave of operations gave me a headache, better to hide for now --- With such fierce volume, who dares to take over --- It's both a shakeout and a distribution, I just can't understand it --- Easy to say, but in practice it's a bloodbath --- Hold tight and don't move, this is the way to go --- Such outrageous trading volume, there must be some tricks --- Short-term rest? I’m afraid it will be a long rest --- Dump at high levels and accumulate at low levels, old tricks --- This kind of oscillating market is just the rhythm for cutting leeks --- Waiting to see the next wave, I choose to lie flat this time

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AllInAlice

· 3h ago

Volume doesn't lie, today's momentum is indeed a shakeout With such fierce trading volume, it's better to stay cautious and observe in the short term Another day of being manipulated, it's really annoying Wait until the correction is in place before jumping in, don't follow the trend and get cut This wave of market movement is a bit exhausting, better take a break

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AllTalkLongTrader

· 3h ago

Trading volume is exploding wildly, this wave is indeed a bit annoying. It's time to test your mentality again; if you can't hold on, just admit defeat. What are you playing with a 1% fluctuation? It's better to rest. I'm just watching, don't act. High-level dips followed by rebounds, it's the old routine. This kind of market feels uncomfortable; it's better to lie flat and wait for opportunities. With such intense trading volume, it's obvious that it's a chopping of the leeks rhythm. Really, there's no need to mess around now, just wait and see. Making money after money, this batch of funds is indeed fierce; we better stay on the sidelines.

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BoredWatcher

· 3h ago

It's the same old story, just watch the volume, don't get carried away. --- After all, it's still the same washout routine, waiting for the next wave. --- With such fierce trading volume, it's easy to get sucked in. I choose to lie flat. --- With only a 1-point fluctuation, what's the point of fussing? Watching and waiting is the way to go. --- The capital game is so intense, small investors should just shut up and follow the rhythm. --- Feels like the volume is still a bit fake. Let's wait a couple more days and see. --- If it's hard to operate, just don't trade, to avoid getting chopped up.

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