$TRIA To be honest, this bearish candle looks a bit ugly. It got dumped from 0.0077 down to 0.0067 and then pulled back. The battle between longs and shorts has been pretty intense. The trading volume is 3.87 million, down compared to the previous two days, which suggests the selling pressure isn’t as fierce as people imagine.
The on-chain data is interesting though: the big-whale addresses haven’t moved much, while retail investors are cutting losses. In this kind of situation, I actually think it’s a good thing— the cleaner the shakeout, the more stable the pull-up afterward will be. The community is currently full of pessimism; everyone is yelling that they should run away. But old hands know this: when the panic selling has run its course, that’s when opportunities show up.
The Alpha sector hasn’t been very hot lately. Funds have mostly been rotating to AI and Meme. $TRIA is not the current main direction of capital. For the short term, it depends on whether this 0.0067 level can hold. If it holds, you get a double-bottom structure; if it can’t, then we’ll need to watch 0.0063.
In plain terms, the main force is just grinding the market—don’t let a single bearish candle dictate your moves. $TRIA ’s...