2025-12-29 05:21:08

#数字资产市场动态 Regarding personal views on TNSR, I recommend small-scale participation. From the K-line structure, this coin still has room for a second wave of surge—the key lies in the fact that the short positions above are massive and have not yet been fully closed. The market makers hold chips, but why would they let these short sellers comfortably cut losses and exit for free? That's unlikely. My understanding is that this wave of rally will quietly start at a seemingly calm moment when most people are unprepared. Surprising everyone, only then will the shorts truly feel the pressure. The crypto market works this way; the most intense moves often occur when no one is paying attention.

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QuietlyStaking

· 9h ago

With so many short positions trapped, how could the big players let it go? There must be a second wave. TNSR is indeed interesting this time; it all depends on when it quietly comes back with a wave. They say the market sleeps, so wait for small entries. When other coins are rising, no one is watching TNSR; the opportunity might be right here. Looking at the chip distribution, there is indeed potential, but still be cautious. Why should shorts comfortably cut losses? That's hilarious. The big players must be holding back a lot. This is a game of patience; most people are caught off guard at that moment.

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BlockchainArchaeologist

· 9h ago

Playing small amounts is fine, but I think I've heard this "whale suppressing the shorts" logic too many times... Every time they claim to be unpredictable, but in the end, they're still trapped.

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DevChive

· 9h ago

Hmm, that makes sense. This wave is definitely a quiet profit-making phase. Enter with small positions first. The short sellers haven't closed their positions, which is a ticking time bomb waiting to explode. The big players won't be so kind. They will definitely have to cut a wave to feel comfortable.

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ProbablyNothing

· 9h ago

Haha, the same old logic from the market makers is back. Is it real or fake? --- Participate with small amounts if you want, don’t keep talking about "surprise attacks" as if you can predict everything. --- Such a large short position—what does it indicate? It suggests the risk isn’t small, but I’m not so sure. --- The most unnoticed times are the most intense? Then why are there still people analyzing here? That’s contradictory. --- Who holds the chips isn’t necessarily clear. Don’t overthink it; just treat it as gambling. --- I really don’t understand TNSR. You seem to analyze it thoroughly, but I’ve never seen you make money. --- "Seemingly calm and quietly starting"—sounds just like a line from a scam, haha.

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HappyMinerUncle

· 9h ago

I really like this logic. With so many chips on the short side, will the big players really let it go? Absolutely impossible. TNSR has indeed been hidden deep in this wave, and it always comes out when no one is paying attention. Play small amounts, just treat it as a gamble on a sudden market acceleration. This kind of unexpected rhythm is the easiest to catch newbies off guard; maintaining your mindset is key. Actually, it all depends on who can stay calm longer. Right now, everyone is waiting for that moment.

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FastLeaver

· 9h ago

Playing small amounts is fine, but don't fall for the dealer's tricks. I've heard this line too many times. This logic is just ridiculous. Why should a short seller be pushed up without closing their position? It still depends on whether there is real trading volume support. Waiting for an unexpected move? Then it wouldn't be unexpected if you say it now, haha. TNSR has indeed taken some action this round, but I am more optimistic about the next cycle's trend. Dealers also have a rhythm when they cut leeks. It's better to be cautious during this period.

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SatsStacking

· 9h ago

The drama of short squeeze liquidation plays out every round. Can TNSR perform a new trick this time? The dealer's chips and the short positions, honestly, are still a psychological guessing game. I don't believe in that. It seems reasonable, but when the unexpected moment really arrives, those without coins are even more desperate. The most intense market happens when no one is paying attention. Should I hold coins or stay in cash? It's really hard to choose. Participating with small amounts sounds reliable, but even small amounts can lead to doubts about the coin's survival. Anyway, I'll observe first.

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