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It looks like Niu Kan Lai has broken out with an independent trend. The broader market is all falling; it seems like a major player has entered the game. After the profit-taking from the spot purchase went away, they gathered the chips. Now we’ll see how high this time the major player is going to push it.

The useless market maker doesn’t seem very willing to drive the price up. It feels like there aren’t many people who are shorting; there isn’t enough fuel. When going long several times, they got hit and it suffered losses—so the momentum isn’t strong or sustained.

NiuLai, Hakkimi, and Mars are three BSC-chain memes. NiuLai is the strongest; on Mars, the spot-trading expectations have faded, so its momentum weakened. Hakkimi is more of a “strong buy,” jumping up four times in one move—too fast for its own good—so its upside room is limited. NiuLai, on the other hand, has spot-trading expectations, so it simply can’t fall. There may be a possibility of breaking to new highs afterward.

Still talking about Hakimi?

The bulls have come, MARS 4-hour lines have all broken below, this wave of market action has reached a small climax and ended, don't rush in blindly, these are all sentiment-driven trades, there are no big players, what follows is just a slow decline

The market trend is nearing its stage end, dash and zen are starting to pump, and zec's market cap is too large to be driven up.

AKE has started a parabolic move. To short it, you can only wait until the funding rate reaches -2.

AKE is awesome, it's still going up. This operator must have made money and is probably going to keep pumping the price. Truly impressive.

AKE rebounded last night rather than reversing. For shorting, time is the best weapon— the longer it goes on, the lower the AKE trading volume will get, and the lower the price will get as well.

Brief analysis of a few coins that are going up a lot today: MARS and Niulai are sentiment-driven markets moved by retail traders, so their pumps feel conflicted. BR looks like it’s just trying to ride the hype—after breaking a previous all-time high, it started distributing; it’s really bad. After AKE inserted a huge needle last night, it has been consolidating here; I think the probability of a further drop is higher than a rise. The reason is that it hasn’t dropped enough yet. Useless is moving very steadily; the probability of a big breakout is very high, and it’s very possible it will break the previous all-time high.

AKE Don’t waste my sleepless nights watching the order book. This round got a double—pretty decent. The 15-minute chart just printed a pin-bar pattern with 100 points of movement. Today is this coin’s last dance; after this it’s bearish. But right now you can’t short—the volatility is too high.

Stay away from this kind of coin AKE. You’ll get swept both ways—no matter whether you go long or short, you’ll end up being stopped out. The market is already completely controlled by the whales.

The SKR looks like it will drop below the 4-hour moving average. In the short term, it’s unlikely to rise much. Time to call it a day this time.

This dead trash brought me here—I've already cut my losses like seven or eight times, and it still doesn't work without a guaranteed one.

Like BTR, I’ve already doubled this SKR into a book. Going forward, it depends on the big player’s strategy. For the final position, I’ll keep holding it and won’t move it; I’ll wait until it breaks the previous all-time high.

BTR’s sudden drop and dumping this time, with volatility—I can’t make sense of it either. For now, I won’t pay attention to it.

I summarized all the previous capital/coin activity over the past couple of days. Pinning (inserting) is still especially important. The bottom pins often indicate an upcoming rise; for example, siren and the recent btr. The top pins often indicate the end of a trend; for example, the recent tut. The magnitude of the pin needs to be considered too: bottom pins are often around 30 points, while top pins need to be at least 50 points or more. The more bullish the coin is, the larger the top pin tends to be—similar to TRB. But there are also even “stronger” coins: after the top pin, they may not even drop. For example, siren and powr. If you run into situations like this, there’s nothing you can do except make sure you cut losses—stop-loss is necessary. For short positions, you can’t make them too large. When the market is violently volatile, you shouldn’t short. Pins both up and down will blow up your position. Wait until things stabilize, then make a move. Capital comes first. If you encounter a coin that dumps instantly on exit, then there’s nothing you can do—shorting it just won’t give you any opportunity.

Yes, BTR—I'm still here. I've already sold at a break-even point, and after that there's absolutely no pressure. This is just a short squeeze plate. There's a good chance it will rise by a few hundred more points later. The margin for shorting is enough to keep going 😂

This BTR did a long period of consolidation just like the TUT. I’ve already sold it at breakeven. After that, we’ll see whether this main player’s strategy will play out—there’s a good chance it could break the historical high.

VELVET will most likely do the same as BEAT, gradually slipping down and ending up at zero. When those first two coins were rising, they were both pumping at the same time; when they fell, it was the same. There won’t be any reversal going forward.