MYX this wave of market movement is quite interesting. It took almost four months to go from 2 to 6, the market makers' patience is indeed impressive.
Looking at this chart, after several rounds of aggressive short squeezes, the bears are now in a wait-and-see stance. The main reason is simple— the all-time high is stuck around 18, and this psychological level is too heavy. If they really want to short, they need to prepare more than 4x margin to dare to act, the risk is too high.
Conversely, the bulls are also not in an easy position. Forcing the market upward tests psychological resilience. If they continue to open long positions at this level, unless they have a pure gambler's mentality, who dares to act casually? The upward momentum is waning, and the downward risk is obvious. Being caught in the middle is indeed uncomfortable.
Personally, I think it’s wise to observe patiently in the short term. Tomorrow’s performance will be crucial. Small-scale long attempts are not a big problem, but don’t be too aggressive. Let’s wait and see how the market attitude develops before making any moves.
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DustCollector
· 01-04 02:33
Gradually pulling up the market can really test people's patience...
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The 18-level psychological barrier is tightly held, no one can pass easily
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Basically, everyone is betting on what the dealer will do next
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This kind of squeeze position is the most annoying, just wait for the notification and lie flat
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Small-scale trial and error is fine, but if you really want to add positions, think about an exit strategy
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Is tomorrow the key? Every day says tomorrow is the key haha
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Only with 4x margin dare to short, and the short side is also quite tough
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blocksnark
· 01-03 10:56
The market maker's patience is truly remarkable, taking 4 months to reach 6, and still has to overcome the hurdle of 18.
This 18 has really become a psychological curse; even the bears are scared haha.
Being caught in the middle is uncomfortable for everyone. I'll just stay on the sidelines and test the waters with a small position.
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NeonCollector
· 01-03 10:54
This hurdle of 18 is really choking; who dares to force it down?
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PrivacyMaximalist
· 01-03 10:41
Everyone is stuck at 18, who dares to take over?
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GasFeeSurvivor
· 01-03 10:38
The market maker's patience is truly incredible. It took 4 months to go from 2 to 6. If it were me, I would have already given up.
Number 18 is a huge mental hurdle for anyone.
Being caught in the middle is really uncomfortable. The worst thing at this moment is a sudden negative news.
MYX this wave of market movement is quite interesting. It took almost four months to go from 2 to 6, the market makers' patience is indeed impressive.
Looking at this chart, after several rounds of aggressive short squeezes, the bears are now in a wait-and-see stance. The main reason is simple— the all-time high is stuck around 18, and this psychological level is too heavy. If they really want to short, they need to prepare more than 4x margin to dare to act, the risk is too high.
Conversely, the bulls are also not in an easy position. Forcing the market upward tests psychological resilience. If they continue to open long positions at this level, unless they have a pure gambler's mentality, who dares to act casually? The upward momentum is waning, and the downward risk is obvious. Being caught in the middle is indeed uncomfortable.
Personally, I think it’s wise to observe patiently in the short term. Tomorrow’s performance will be crucial. Small-scale long attempts are not a big problem, but don’t be too aggressive. Let’s wait and see how the market attitude develops before making any moves.