2025-12-08 04:31:02

#数字货币市场洞察 $COMMON With this wave of price movement, how many people got stuck at the top?

By the time I noticed this coin, it had already completed a rapid surge, just touching a key resistance level on the 4-hour chart. This spot is actually pretty tricky—from a technical perspective, the odds of a short-term short are clearly higher.

To put it simply, the logic behind this coin's rise is classic: quietly accumulating at the bottom, then suddenly pumping to catch attention. Once retail investors start chasing in? The project team might start offloading in batches. So many people are calculating their profits one second, only to see their positions cut in half or even liquidated the next. Getting trapped at the top really feels like a rollercoaster.

That's how the crypto market is—opportunity and risk always go hand in hand. Be cautious when chasing pumps, and be even more careful near resistance levels.

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LiquidatedAgain

· 2025-12-11 00:57

I have been liquidated again, this time it's $COMMON? No amount of money can buy knowing earlier. Near the resistance level, you really have to keep your finger off the trading button. --- Brothers standing guard at high levels probably regret it all now. I’ve been there, don’t ask me how I know. --- Honestly, I’ve heard many times that shorting has a high win rate, but each explosion proves otherwise one after another. The borrowing rate is also crazy, but you have to watch that. --- Once the liquidation price approaches, I can’t sit still. This is probably my biggest flaw haha. --- Every time I say watch more and act less, but my finger is already pressed, and my brain is still thinking. --- I am very familiar with this $COMMON trick, bottom accumulation followed by a wave, retail investors entering as bagholders, the feeling of blood loss is really intense. --- Now, near the resistance level, probably adding to the position or already been liquidated. I bet five bucks. --- Double-staying at high levels again? That’s my daily routine, brother, I’ve already gotten used to it.

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DAOdreamer

· 2025-12-10 23:25

It's the classic pattern of accumulation and pump-and-dump tricks to trap people. This time, the ones being cut probably include a bunch of new retail investors. That's why I never chase near resistance levels; I can even hold back when I see the daily limit up. Wait, is $COMMON really that magical? It feels like every day there's a coin telling this story. Standing guard at high levels is really uncomfortable. Next time I see this kind of move, I'll just pass. Honestly, technically speaking, shorting has a higher probability of success, but the psychological barrier is tough to overcome. Greed harms everyone.

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GasFeeCrier

· 2025-12-10 10:50

It's the same old trick again—accumulating funds at the bottom, pushing up the price to distribute, exposing retail investors' role as bagholders.

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MidnightSnapHunter

· 2025-12-08 05:01

Same old trick: accumulation, pump, dump—retail investors are always the last to know. --- The area near the resistance level really is where the scythe starts harvesting; no wonder people get trapped. --- I just want to know how many people FOMO'd in at the 4-hour resistance level. --- This logic isn’t wrong, but to be honest, 99% of people will still chase in, and then that’s it. --- That accumulation phase at the bottom is always spot-on; when retail chases, that’s the signal to unload. --- How are the brothers holding the bags at the top doing now? Still hanging in there? --- It’s easy to say "watch more, act less," but who doesn’t want to take action? It’s just too hard to resist. --- I took a look at $COMMON, but forget it, I’ll wait for the next round. --- Always talking about resistance levels, but in the end, it still gets dumped to nothing. --- I’m tired of hearing "opportunity and risk coexist." The key point is, it’s always the market makers who make money.

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MetaverseLandlady

· 2025-12-08 04:59

I got screwed over again, I'm the sucker buying at the top.

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Whale_Whisperer

· 2025-12-08 04:55

Same old trick, it's actually pretty classic haha --- How are the folks who bought at the top feeling right now? --- It's true that you should stay calm near resistance levels, don't get fooled by the illusion of a pump --- That's why you have to watch more and act less, seriously --- The moment it got halved, it felt like the whole world collapsed --- Accumulation and distribution cycle, the same tricks every year --- The problem is, who can really time the market perfectly? Easier said than done --- Even if you're optimistic about the upside, you still need to guard against a crash—gotta stay cautious --- Standing guard is definitely a tough feeling, I know it all too well --- Whether the resistance level breaks or not is key, need to keep watching

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Hash_Bandit

· 2025-12-08 04:54

saw this pattern way too many times back in the day... classic pump n dump cycle hitting that 4h resistance. those poor bastards chasing in are gonna learn the hard way lmao

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