$The LOBSTER fell 60.50% in five days, dropping from 0.10 to 0.036.
This isn’t a normal pullback—this is a crash.
Market signals: The price has been smashed all the way from 0.11396 down to 0.02515, with nearly an 80% drop in four days. This is a classic pump-and-dump distribution pattern. The main players completed the doubling pump on October 1st, and the next day they distributed directly. The two green candles are just technical rebounds after oversold conditions—not reversal signals. The rebound magnitude is almost negligible compared to the drop.
Market sentiment: Panic has spread. Every time the price bounces, it gets hit down again by trapped-position sell pressure. Above, the 0.05 to 0.11 range is stacked layer upon layer with trapped coins. Long sentiment is extremely low; bears are in absolute control. Funding rate is +0.0987% per 8 hours. Longs are still paying, which suggests they haven’t fully surrendered yet, but this kind of continuous paying will gradually drain long-side capital while shorts enjoy risk-free gains.
Big player activity: At 00:00 on October 2nd, the 4H candle’s traded volume was 227.1M, the highest volume of the entire period (a true “tian-volume”). The main players are distributing at high levels, with retail picking up the bag. After that, the volume has declined somewhat, but it still stays high at 77M to 164M, indicating the market is still digesting this wave of dumping. Rebound volume can’t keep up—the main players have already withdrawn. What’s happening now is retail self-rescue.
Volume-price structure: The latest volume ratio is 1.93—nearly double compared to the average of the previous 20 candles. Increased volume near the bottom shows some funds are trying to buy the dip, but rebound volume is decreasing. The candle at 08:00 on October 1st pulled from 0.043 straight to 0.0827 with 127.7M traded volume—clearly a bull trap. After the main players finished distributing at high levels, any rebound above 0.04 is an opportunity to escape—not an entry signal. Over the range of the last 30 candles, the high is 0.11396 and the low is 0.02515—volatility is off the charts.
Candlestick details: The big red candle at 00:00 on October 2nd opened at 0.11024 and closed at 0.05238. The single-candle drop exceeded 50%. Trading volume was 227.1M, setting a cycle peak—panic sellers were exiting in a concentrated rush. Then, the two green candles at 04:00 and 08:00 gradually climbed higher. The 08:00 candle’s highest wick touched 0.04172, but it closed at only 0.03627. The upper wicks indicate dense selling pressure in the 0.04 to 0.05 range. Immediately after the two green candles, the third candle dropped back down—the dip-buying capital is already exhausted.
Nini’s plan: Current price is 0.03651. My view is bearish. The two green candles are oversold rebounds, not a reversal. The shadow of the 60.50% drop is still hanging over it. The trapped supply above keeps pressing down—this coin isn’t worth buying the dip. For the short term, watch 0.02515—if it breaks, get out. If the price rebounds into 0.04 to 0.05, you can try shorting, with a stop-loss set above 0.055. If it can’t rebound past 0.06, keep the short position. For a coin with a daily amplitude of 60%, don’t go too heavy with your position size.
A strategy needs to be tailored—go ask Nini.
#龙虾 #Meme #BinanceHot
This isn’t a normal pullback—this is a crash.
Market signals: The price has been smashed all the way from 0.11396 down to 0.02515, with nearly an 80% drop in four days. This is a classic pump-and-dump distribution pattern. The main players completed the doubling pump on October 1st, and the next day they distributed directly. The two green candles are just technical rebounds after oversold conditions—not reversal signals. The rebound magnitude is almost negligible compared to the drop.
Market sentiment: Panic has spread. Every time the price bounces, it gets hit down again by trapped-position sell pressure. Above, the 0.05 to 0.11 range is stacked layer upon layer with trapped coins. Long sentiment is extremely low; bears are in absolute control. Funding rate is +0.0987% per 8 hours. Longs are still paying, which suggests they haven’t fully surrendered yet, but this kind of continuous paying will gradually drain long-side capital while shorts enjoy risk-free gains.
Big player activity: At 00:00 on October 2nd, the 4H candle’s traded volume was 227.1M, the highest volume of the entire period (a true “tian-volume”). The main players are distributing at high levels, with retail picking up the bag. After that, the volume has declined somewhat, but it still stays high at 77M to 164M, indicating the market is still digesting this wave of dumping. Rebound volume can’t keep up—the main players have already withdrawn. What’s happening now is retail self-rescue.
Volume-price structure: The latest volume ratio is 1.93—nearly double compared to the average of the previous 20 candles. Increased volume near the bottom shows some funds are trying to buy the dip, but rebound volume is decreasing. The candle at 08:00 on October 1st pulled from 0.043 straight to 0.0827 with 127.7M traded volume—clearly a bull trap. After the main players finished distributing at high levels, any rebound above 0.04 is an opportunity to escape—not an entry signal. Over the range of the last 30 candles, the high is 0.11396 and the low is 0.02515—volatility is off the charts.
Candlestick details: The big red candle at 00:00 on October 2nd opened at 0.11024 and closed at 0.05238. The single-candle drop exceeded 50%. Trading volume was 227.1M, setting a cycle peak—panic sellers were exiting in a concentrated rush. Then, the two green candles at 04:00 and 08:00 gradually climbed higher. The 08:00 candle’s highest wick touched 0.04172, but it closed at only 0.03627. The upper wicks indicate dense selling pressure in the 0.04 to 0.05 range. Immediately after the two green candles, the third candle dropped back down—the dip-buying capital is already exhausted.
Nini’s plan: Current price is 0.03651. My view is bearish. The two green candles are oversold rebounds, not a reversal. The shadow of the 60.50% drop is still hanging over it. The trapped supply above keeps pressing down—this coin isn’t worth buying the dip. For the short term, watch 0.02515—if it breaks, get out. If the price rebounds into 0.04 to 0.05, you can try shorting, with a stop-loss set above 0.055. If it can’t rebound past 0.06, keep the short position. For a coin with a daily amplitude of 60%, don’t go too heavy with your position size.
A strategy needs to be tailored—go ask Nini.
#龙虾 #Meme #BinanceHot