$NEAR These people really made me laugh.
Drop 5.3% and suddenly someone jumps out shouting, "NEAR is going to die—quick, cut/exit!" Come on, can you even look at the chart properly?
Over the past 7 days, it’s still up 10.4%. This little dip just collects some of the earlier overflow a bit—the position is sitting in the middle at 56%, and volume is still down, at 0.8x.
Is this what you call "going cold"? This is nothing—just a yawn.
What I hate most is people who cry when it dips a little, and who close their eyes and YOLO when it rises a little—you’re not trading crypto; you’re paying tuition in emotional swings.
My take: right now $NEAR is stuck in that neither-up-nor-down, neither-true-bearish-nor-bullish state. I’m slightly bearish. Plain words: the time to add has not come yet. If you really want to increase your position, first see whether it can digest the portion it has pumped over the last few days. I haven’t moved a single share these days—I’m just waiting for it to show a clearer direction.$NEAR
#NEAR
Drop 5.3% and suddenly someone jumps out shouting, "NEAR is going to die—quick, cut/exit!" Come on, can you even look at the chart properly?
Over the past 7 days, it’s still up 10.4%. This little dip just collects some of the earlier overflow a bit—the position is sitting in the middle at 56%, and volume is still down, at 0.8x.
Is this what you call "going cold"? This is nothing—just a yawn.
What I hate most is people who cry when it dips a little, and who close their eyes and YOLO when it rises a little—you’re not trading crypto; you’re paying tuition in emotional swings.
My take: right now $NEAR is stuck in that neither-up-nor-down, neither-true-bearish-nor-bullish state. I’m slightly bearish. Plain words: the time to add has not come yet. If you really want to increase your position, first see whether it can digest the portion it has pumped over the last few days. I haven’t moved a single share these days—I’m just waiting for it to show a clearer direction.$NEAR
#NEAR