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$MU 4 hours surged to 1036, then got hammered back to 988. Long upper wicks slapped right in my face.

That upper wick wasn’t accidental. It started around 975, and three straight 4H green candles pushed through the 1000 mark. Then, on the 26th candle, it suddenly exploded in volume and surged to 1036. The volume was 459 million (4.59亿), the highest among the entire 30 candles. Then it turned around. The last candle closed at 988, with a bearish body line that smashed down nearly 50 points. A classic rally-and-fade—short-term longs got buried for a cut.

The board signals are bearish. In the past 24h, the high was 1036 and the low was 979, with a 5.6% range. The current price at 988 is only 9 points above the low, but nearly 48 points below the high. The bulls didn’t hold the 1000 psychological level; instead, the shorts pressed it back. Mark price is 988.85, almost parity with spot—no premium cover. Funding rate is 0, meaning leverage longs aren’t chasing; this pump is purely spot-driven.

The sentiment is colder. Turnover of 993 million looks lively, but once you break it down, it’s clear. The massive volume is concentrated in just two or three candles during the surge, then it rapidly fades. A typical impulse-style trade—big money ignites, retail follows, and the initiators pull out. What remains in the market now are the people who chased higher just earlier.

The big players’ moves are very clear from the volume profile. The 975 to 995 zone is the accumulation area at the bottom—those candles have small volume and steady prices, like building a position. The candle that was pushed to 1036 had volume expand to 459 million (4.59亿)—a distribution window. Immediately after, the next two candles together dumped nearly 300 million. The main players completed turnover at the high, leaving the remaining holders’ cost basis all above 1000.

From the volume-price structure: 1000–1036 is a dense execution zone with lots of trapped positions piled up. Below, 974–979 is the short-term support band—the bottom from the prior sideways consolidation is right here. As long as it doesn’t break 974, the structure hasn’t fully broken. If it does break, then the shorts take over.

K-line details: the spike candle closed at 1026, but the high went to 1036—an upper wick of 10 points. The very next candle immediately crushed down to 1012, with a 14-point bearish body. After that, there appears to be a rebound to 1018, but it shrank volume to 39.99 million—no strength. The final candle was even harsher: the long lower wick pierced through 980, then it snapped back to 988. That suggests there are buy orders around 979, but the rebound strength is extremely weak.

Nini’s plan: At the current price 988, I won’t chase. Wait for a pullback near 974; if volume shrinks, try a small long position, with a stop-loss at 970. I won’t touch upside toward 1036—the trapped supply is too heavy. Bias is bearish; keep position size to about 20%.

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