Brothers, does $AKE have a main-force price-control strategy? If it doesn’t break 0.014, once this pullback/washout is over, it’s going to take off!! #CPI数据来袭能否触发9月加息
Brothers: Tonight’s AKE chart is too wild. On the daily timeframe, it surged from the bottom at 0.0017 all the way up to 0.044—more than 20x! Now it has pulled back to around 0.0143. The drop looks scary, but looking at the giant-whale data: long positions are 8.69 million U, which is more than 4 times the short positions of 2.04 million U. And the long main force’s cost is around 0.012, which shows the main force is still onboard. This decline is purely a violent washout—shaking out weak hands and clearing out float.
My thinking is very clear:
First, firmly hold the 0.0135–0.014 support zone.
This is the previous period’s dense trading/accumulation area and also the defense line of the main force’s cost. As long as the retest doesn’t come with a volume-spike that breaks through to the downside, it’s an excellent opportunity to get in—not a trend reversal.
Second, watch the 0.016–0.017 resistance zone.
To regain bullish momentum in the short term, price must stand above 0.016 with volume. The next step would then be to challenge 0.02, and even the previous high around 0.044.
Third, never panic-sell when there’s a sharp drop.
Currently the funding rate is negative, which means the shorts are paying to short—clearly the intention is for the main force to harvest the other side. At this moment, chasing shorts has very low cost-effectiveness and is easy to get slapped by a rebound.
So tonight’s plan: If it retests around 0.0135 and stabilizes → gradually buy the dips; if it breaks above 0.016 with volume → add positions in line with the move. If 0.012 is effectively broken to the downside, then consider cutting losses and exiting.
I never blindly guess tops or bottoms. I just follow the giant whale’s trail.
Whether tonight’s AKE can rebound and turn around (open a reversal/engulf) hinges on the strength of support at 0.0135!! Want to know the exact layout for positioning/escaping/handling risk or catching a rebound? Message me and let’s talk!!
Brothers: Tonight’s AKE chart is too wild. On the daily timeframe, it surged from the bottom at 0.0017 all the way up to 0.044—more than 20x! Now it has pulled back to around 0.0143. The drop looks scary, but looking at the giant-whale data: long positions are 8.69 million U, which is more than 4 times the short positions of 2.04 million U. And the long main force’s cost is around 0.012, which shows the main force is still onboard. This decline is purely a violent washout—shaking out weak hands and clearing out float.
My thinking is very clear:
First, firmly hold the 0.0135–0.014 support zone.
This is the previous period’s dense trading/accumulation area and also the defense line of the main force’s cost. As long as the retest doesn’t come with a volume-spike that breaks through to the downside, it’s an excellent opportunity to get in—not a trend reversal.
Second, watch the 0.016–0.017 resistance zone.
To regain bullish momentum in the short term, price must stand above 0.016 with volume. The next step would then be to challenge 0.02, and even the previous high around 0.044.
Third, never panic-sell when there’s a sharp drop.
Currently the funding rate is negative, which means the shorts are paying to short—clearly the intention is for the main force to harvest the other side. At this moment, chasing shorts has very low cost-effectiveness and is easy to get slapped by a rebound.
So tonight’s plan: If it retests around 0.0135 and stabilizes → gradually buy the dips; if it breaks above 0.016 with volume → add positions in line with the move. If 0.012 is effectively broken to the downside, then consider cutting losses and exiting.
I never blindly guess tops or bottoms. I just follow the giant whale’s trail.
Whether tonight’s AKE can rebound and turn around (open a reversal/engulf) hinges on the strength of support at 0.0135!! Want to know the exact layout for positioning/escaping/handling risk or catching a rebound? Message me and let’s talk!!
