The Mid-Autumn Festival’s strongest coin. I bought more than a dozen—only to get completely cut clean. The only one that held strong was the Jade Rabbit; its unwavering support keeps bringing it back up every time. I don’t know what its future will be, but even without Alpha or futures trading—just in the primary market—I feel its price won’t be lower than the market price of 0.0*. The trending searches have topped the charts for three straight days—promising ahead.
$Jade Rabbit crazed dog contract was liquidated. Here, you’re ranting and venting your anger. The more you say this, the more it shows you care about this coin. You’ve already exposed your trump card—you missed the chance and didn’t catch it, and now you’re furious and looking to buy in with lower-priced coins. Take that—here, have some shit to eat. You stupid idiot—you're too afraid to show your trading chart, you piece of trash
$Jade Rabbit Based on its current state, Alpha is definitely going up. From my observations over the past few days, every time it drops, it gets pulled back up very quickly, and very smoothly to the 0.25–0.35 range. Obviously, it’s just some people doing swing trades—there hasn’t been any real, complete sell-off. At some point, this group doing swing trading will miss the move; a single bullish candle will pump it by 2000%, leaving them caught off guard.
$Jade Rabbit fell. To build strong support at the bottom, then form a W pattern: pull back to the support, pull back again to the support, and create multiple initial support levels. It’s very clear that the drop started at around the fifth point. This is basically what this group in China does when they keep selling. Maybe they bought at about 0.00015, then it rose two times and they rushed to sell, afraid that if they sold late, it would be pumped up. There’s no doubt about it—the coin in the Mid-Autumn story, the Jade Rabbit, is the one worth holding onto. The others have already broken through the initial price. Basically, it’s mostly dozens of people; even there are bots刷 (spamming). Once people sell, they don’t care—after deducting taxes, the profit is just petty gains, enough to cover breakfast. These people only get to pick up crumbs every time; they throw away the watermelon. All their lives they end up like this—forever stuck as a loser.
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