#数字货币市场洞察 $BDXN This move can be considered a classic case. A profit margin of 13,000%—holding from 0.118 all the way until now, a full 20 days of sentiment-driven trading.
Just look at the recent trend—it’s clear that trading volume drops significantly during declines. What does this indicate? The selling pressure has basically been exhausted, and further dumping won’t shake out many more positions. At the current level, there’s very limited downside left; most of the profits from earlier short positions have already been realized, and the bears’ selling power is growing weaker.
More importantly, the price has started to consolidate sideways without breaking previous lows. This is a classic pattern—the market is waiting for a catalyst to reverse sentiment. The 0.027 level is a good take-profit point for shorts that were opened at higher levels. During this sideways bottoming phase, major players are waiting, retail traders are hesitating, and the market is brewing its next move.
At times like this, staying on the sidelines is actually the most rational choice. Waiting for a clear signal is much smarter than blindly chasing rallies or panicking in drops. The market is never short on opportunities—what’s lacking is patience and discipline.
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GasFeeDodger
· 13h ago
I've heard the saying "sideways consolidation and bottoming out" too many times, but the outcome is often contrary to expectations.
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WalletDetective
· 13h ago
I've heard the saying "sideways consolidation at the bottom" too many times, and every time it's about "brewing a big move." But in the end? You still have to look at the trading volume.
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BCD选手
· 13h ago
The market maker is making a final bullish trap before escaping.
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BanklessAtHeart
· 13h ago
Bro, this move is definitely classic, but I just can't figure out what the main players are really up to.
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PortfolioAlert
· 13h ago
Wait, does consolidating without breaking the previous low really mean it's building momentum? I've heard this line too many times, and in the end, it's always the retail investors who get cut.
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RektHunter
· 13h ago
Damn, farming from 0.118 till now is just insane—13,000% in 20 days. You need nerves of steel for that... I've heard the saying "as long as it consolidates and doesn't break the previous low" so many times. Every time they say it's about to reverse, but it just keeps dumping. Staying on the sidelines is definitely safer, but the problem is that waiting is when your mindset is most likely to break down.
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MidsommarWallet
· 13h ago
It's been consolidating for so long, it feels like a shakeout. The real market move hasn't started yet.
#数字货币市场洞察 $BDXN This move can be considered a classic case. A profit margin of 13,000%—holding from 0.118 all the way until now, a full 20 days of sentiment-driven trading.
Just look at the recent trend—it’s clear that trading volume drops significantly during declines. What does this indicate? The selling pressure has basically been exhausted, and further dumping won’t shake out many more positions. At the current level, there’s very limited downside left; most of the profits from earlier short positions have already been realized, and the bears’ selling power is growing weaker.
More importantly, the price has started to consolidate sideways without breaking previous lows. This is a classic pattern—the market is waiting for a catalyst to reverse sentiment. The 0.027 level is a good take-profit point for shorts that were opened at higher levels. During this sideways bottoming phase, major players are waiting, retail traders are hesitating, and the market is brewing its next move.
At times like this, staying on the sidelines is actually the most rational choice. Waiting for a clear signal is much smarter than blindly chasing rallies or panicking in drops. The market is never short on opportunities—what’s lacking is patience and discipline.