Crypto | STAR Radar | September 24
Radars are fully dialed in, but I didn’t move my hand—Day 18, just missing the final kick
The new coin I was watching today: scanned it on the 752nd attempt. During the bottoming window, the alert actually didn’t trigger. Total score 25—failed.
But one data point is striking: the proportion of active buy-ins shot straight to 99.34%. Basically every trade was filled via buy orders. The buyer is power-scanning for inventory, but the成交 volume is only 4% of the average—volume never really picked up.
This is what it looks like when the people who want to buy are buying, but those who want to sell don’t dare cut anymore. The game is lopsided, and the price is waiting for that last kick.
Holdings dropped -14.5% over 7 days, and the futures side is reducing positions and exiting. In this kind of backdrop, if one day the spot starts to see volume, that’s the real reversal.
Tonight the whole market is green-less: BTC backtracks -2.5%, ETH dumps -2.3%, SOL dips -2.6%. The fear-driven orders give you a “build positions in batches” mood—not a “catch the falling knife” mood.
According to the model, the bottoming window is still about 6 days. Referencing a bottom around 0.14, we’re now at 0.17 and have backtracked -20%. If it’s not within the range, I won’t go heavy—but I’ve already placed my orders, and I’ll slowly accumulate in batches.
Same as always—down in the comments, ask yourself: with volume compressed to the extreme plus active buying at an extremely high level, this kind of bid that pushes hard but doesn’t show volume—would you dare to go in?
Radars are fully dialed in, but I didn’t move my hand—Day 18, just missing the final kick
The new coin I was watching today: scanned it on the 752nd attempt. During the bottoming window, the alert actually didn’t trigger. Total score 25—failed.
But one data point is striking: the proportion of active buy-ins shot straight to 99.34%. Basically every trade was filled via buy orders. The buyer is power-scanning for inventory, but the成交 volume is only 4% of the average—volume never really picked up.
This is what it looks like when the people who want to buy are buying, but those who want to sell don’t dare cut anymore. The game is lopsided, and the price is waiting for that last kick.
Holdings dropped -14.5% over 7 days, and the futures side is reducing positions and exiting. In this kind of backdrop, if one day the spot starts to see volume, that’s the real reversal.
Tonight the whole market is green-less: BTC backtracks -2.5%, ETH dumps -2.3%, SOL dips -2.6%. The fear-driven orders give you a “build positions in batches” mood—not a “catch the falling knife” mood.
According to the model, the bottoming window is still about 6 days. Referencing a bottom around 0.14, we’re now at 0.17 and have backtracked -20%. If it’s not within the range, I won’t go heavy—but I’ve already placed my orders, and I’ll slowly accumulate in batches.
Same as always—down in the comments, ask yourself: with volume compressed to the extreme plus active buying at an extremely high level, this kind of bid that pushes hard but doesn’t show volume—would you dare to go in?