After a 61% gain, TAC has started posting consecutive bearish candles.
Today, it briefly touched a high of 0.00433, and is now back around 0.00377—down nearly 13% from the peak. It’s not a collapse, but it’s worth paying attention: three consecutive hourly K-lines closing bearish usually suggests short-term buying pressure is fading.
Volume tells the story: the surge candle had as many as 6.8 billion coins traded; afterward, it gradually shrank back to around 3 billion. This kind of "volume-price divergence" rhythm is very common in small-cap coins—retail traders chase in, while the main players quietly reduce their positions.
The funding rate is 0.026%, which is on the high side but not extreme yet. That indicates there’s still some portion of the market taking long positions. The long/short ratio is 52.8% vs 47.2%, not a big gap—bulls haven’t built a clear, overwhelming advantage.
In this kind of situation, with a 61% jump already achieved, is there a second leg? The key is whether long and short positioning funds are willing to keep the baton. If those three bearish candles don’t stop, it’s likely to revisit 0.0035—or even lower support zones.
If you’re already in, watch whether volume can pick up again; if you haven’t entered, don’t chase—wait for sentiment to stabilize and then look for opportunities.
$TAC #61%大涨后缩量 #0.00377
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Today, it briefly touched a high of 0.00433, and is now back around 0.00377—down nearly 13% from the peak. It’s not a collapse, but it’s worth paying attention: three consecutive hourly K-lines closing bearish usually suggests short-term buying pressure is fading.
Volume tells the story: the surge candle had as many as 6.8 billion coins traded; afterward, it gradually shrank back to around 3 billion. This kind of "volume-price divergence" rhythm is very common in small-cap coins—retail traders chase in, while the main players quietly reduce their positions.
The funding rate is 0.026%, which is on the high side but not extreme yet. That indicates there’s still some portion of the market taking long positions. The long/short ratio is 52.8% vs 47.2%, not a big gap—bulls haven’t built a clear, overwhelming advantage.
In this kind of situation, with a 61% jump already achieved, is there a second leg? The key is whether long and short positioning funds are willing to keep the baton. If those three bearish candles don’t stop, it’s likely to revisit 0.0035—or even lower support zones.
If you’re already in, watch whether volume can pick up again; if you haven’t entered, don’t chase—wait for sentiment to stabilize and then look for opportunities.
$TAC #61%大涨后缩量 #0.00377
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