Encryption | STAR Radar | July 16
The bottom window has already been opened, but I didn’t make a move. Let me talk about my current judgment.
$BTC ground down around 64,000 for a whole day; $SOL fell 2%; and $ETH , on the other hand, turned slightly green. The overall market has no clear direction, so the coin I’m watching is still grinding too.
Today, STAR Radar scanned 333 times, and the score was only 25 points (out of 100). The verdict is to continue waiting. Don’t write it off just because the number is low—focus on a few key details:
1. On the 18th day since listing, it happens to line up with the historical “bottoming” window. The system has already opened the window, but the price hasn’t truly stabilized yet. Not making any new lows for 3 days is a good sign—but the two core conditions still aren’t met: price stability and volume basing.
2. The percentage of active buys is 99.34%—it looks terrifying, right? But taker_bullish is false. That means the buy-side is basically panic-covering and picking up the falling, not smart money building a position. This kind of fake dip-buy is the easiest to get killed in the middle of the mountain.
3. Over 7 days, the holding position dropped by 14.5%, which shows large players are still pulling out. So the bottom hasn’t arrived.
The system’s price prediction: bottom reference is 0.140; current is 0.170—there’s still about 18% downside. We’ve already entered the bottoming window, and there are about 6 days left until the historical average bottoming time.
My own discipline: no matter how urgent it feels, I wait for two signals—volume to return and holdings to stabilize. Chasing in now is basically handing yourself over as a target. Better to miss than to buy wrong.
When you try to bottom-fish, do you look first at volume or first at changes in holdings? Chat in the comments.
The bottom window has already been opened, but I didn’t make a move. Let me talk about my current judgment.
$BTC ground down around 64,000 for a whole day; $SOL fell 2%; and $ETH , on the other hand, turned slightly green. The overall market has no clear direction, so the coin I’m watching is still grinding too.
Today, STAR Radar scanned 333 times, and the score was only 25 points (out of 100). The verdict is to continue waiting. Don’t write it off just because the number is low—focus on a few key details:
1. On the 18th day since listing, it happens to line up with the historical “bottoming” window. The system has already opened the window, but the price hasn’t truly stabilized yet. Not making any new lows for 3 days is a good sign—but the two core conditions still aren’t met: price stability and volume basing.
2. The percentage of active buys is 99.34%—it looks terrifying, right? But taker_bullish is false. That means the buy-side is basically panic-covering and picking up the falling, not smart money building a position. This kind of fake dip-buy is the easiest to get killed in the middle of the mountain.
3. Over 7 days, the holding position dropped by 14.5%, which shows large players are still pulling out. So the bottom hasn’t arrived.
The system’s price prediction: bottom reference is 0.140; current is 0.170—there’s still about 18% downside. We’ve already entered the bottoming window, and there are about 6 days left until the historical average bottoming time.
My own discipline: no matter how urgent it feels, I wait for two signals—volume to return and holdings to stabilize. Chasing in now is basically handing yourself over as a target. Better to miss than to buy wrong.
When you try to bottom-fish, do you look first at volume or first at changes in holdings? Chat in the comments.