$BTW This candlestick—I watched it all night and I’m a bit overheated. 1.3781 got smashed down to 0.7528. That long lower wick in the middle is clearly someone precisely jabbing a pin in, then slowly pulling it back to hover around 1.06. 24h -17.37%, volume 272.6M, and the volume didn’t explode—meaning the ones running weren’t big players, it was leveraged retail geting their heads shaved. You tell me this is a natural crash? I don’t buy it. The washout flavor is so strong it’s like overnight coffee: sweep the stop-loss first, then collect the chips—the script is written plainly.
But having said that, if that needle at 0.75 truly didn’t get caught, then what we’d be discussing now would be the zero-ending party. So I won’t gamble on direction; I only bet on intent. A move like this—kill then pull back—probably 80% is about filtering who’s still able to hold on to $BTW . As for who’s behind the button-pushing… I can only say I can’t even control my own phone, so how am I supposed to control the market maker…
Anyway, I placed an order at 0.9. If it doesn’t fill, then we’ll just treat it as no缘.
But having said that, if that needle at 0.75 truly didn’t get caught, then what we’d be discussing now would be the zero-ending party. So I won’t gamble on direction; I only bet on intent. A move like this—kill then pull back—probably 80% is about filtering who’s still able to hold on to $BTW . As for who’s behind the button-pushing… I can only say I can’t even control my own phone, so how am I supposed to control the market maker…
Anyway, I placed an order at 0.9. If it doesn’t fill, then we’ll just treat it as no缘.