#数字货币市场洞察 $FHE Today is worth a closer look—after a 60% gain in a single day, it’s now consolidating at a high level, but interestingly, the capital flow hasn’t stopped.
Looking at the data, there’s been a net inflow of $570,000 in the last 24 hours from major players. Buying at this level means either they’re fools, or it’s not over yet.
There are two possibilities with this sideways movement: either it's done and about to crash, or it's gathering strength for a second leg up. Right now, it looks more like the latter. It’s grinding sideways above the moving average, and shorts keep getting liquidated—the short liquidation volume is 1.35 times higher than longs, so every move up brings in more fuel.
If you want to follow, here’s the logic:
You can try scaling in within the 0.0238–0.025 range; don’t go all-in at once. In the short term, you could see 0.0265–0.0285. If you’re bold, you could aim for above 0.035. But let’s be clear—if it breaks below 0.0228, don’t get stubborn; it’s time to get out.
Trends are sometimes just driven by capital flow. Since the money is still in the market, this sideways phase could be your window to get in. But remember: the market won’t wait for you or give you notice.
Data is for reference only—assess your own risk. Let’s make money together.
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NewPumpamentals
· 9h ago
The big players are still pouring in money like crazy; this round doesn't seem like a cash grab from retail investors.
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IntrovertMetaverse
· 12-08 02:20
The main force dumped 570,000 and is still buying. This guy is either a fool or knows something.
If it breaks 0.0228, get out immediately. Don’t try to fight the market head-on with me.
Sideways trading is a ticket to get in; the question is whether you dare to board.
If they run away again this time, I’ll just laugh.
Grinding above the moving average, shorts are getting liquidated again and again, feels like there’s still a chance.
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SatoshiLeftOnRead
· 12-07 11:57
570,000 USD is still being poured in. Unless they’re fools, they must be really optimistic. I’m betting on the latter.
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Sideways movement grinds people down, but short liquidations are 35% higher than longs. That signal is too obvious.
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If 0.0228 breaks, get out. Remember this red line, don’t be greedy.
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All the funds are still stuck in there. The window of opportunity might really be right now.
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I’d love to go for 0.035 if I had the guts, but I’ll test the waters at 0.025 first.
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Every time the market is like this, I’m torn: chase or wait? I usually end up regretting chasing.
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The big players are piling in money like this, which means the story isn’t over yet. I believe in this wave.
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HalfBuddhaMoney
· 12-07 11:56
The main force is still dumping these 570,000, it doesn't feel that simple.
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WealthCoffee
· 12-07 11:51
Damn, the big players are still throwing in money. Is this real or just trying to scare people?
This sideways market is exhausting. When will the second breakout happen?
So many short positions got liquidated, looks like some people are really holding on stubbornly.
If it breaks below 0.0228, I'm out—remember that, bro.
As long as the big players aren't leaving, I'm not leaving either. Let's see who runs faster.
This round of sideways trading feels like they're setting up for bag holders.
As long as the funds are still in the game, just keep watching—don’t rush.
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QuorumVoter
· 12-07 11:50
The big players are still pouring in money; this wave can't be just a coincidence. Feels like it's really about to take off.
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metaverse_hermit
· 12-07 11:39
The main players are still entering; the sideways movement is the time to get in. 0.028 looks pretty comfortable.
#数字货币市场洞察 $FHE Today is worth a closer look—after a 60% gain in a single day, it’s now consolidating at a high level, but interestingly, the capital flow hasn’t stopped.
Looking at the data, there’s been a net inflow of $570,000 in the last 24 hours from major players. Buying at this level means either they’re fools, or it’s not over yet.
There are two possibilities with this sideways movement: either it's done and about to crash, or it's gathering strength for a second leg up. Right now, it looks more like the latter. It’s grinding sideways above the moving average, and shorts keep getting liquidated—the short liquidation volume is 1.35 times higher than longs, so every move up brings in more fuel.
If you want to follow, here’s the logic:
You can try scaling in within the 0.0238–0.025 range; don’t go all-in at once. In the short term, you could see 0.0265–0.0285. If you’re bold, you could aim for above 0.035. But let’s be clear—if it breaks below 0.0228, don’t get stubborn; it’s time to get out.
Trends are sometimes just driven by capital flow. Since the money is still in the market, this sideways phase could be your window to get in. But remember: the market won’t wait for you or give you notice.
Data is for reference only—assess your own risk. Let’s make money together.