2026-01-02 21:23:14

IP has been weakening from the high point of 2.272, with a consistent downward trend that appears very regular.

The capital flow reveals some clues—large holders' short positions continue to increase, active sell orders have been repeatedly amplified, and there are obvious signs of loosening at high contract levels, indicating that the bears are strategically deploying. The technical aspect is more straightforward: the short-term MACD has already formed a death cross, with the green bars diverging, and the candlesticks are being firmly suppressed by the moving averages, unable to break through the 2.1 barrier.

The decline from high levels combined with volume-price divergence makes the shorting logic still valid at this point. Set the stop-loss at the key resistance level of 2.15, with the target below at the 1.95 support zone. The risk-reward ratio of this decline is indeed worth participating in.

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PumpingCroissant

· 01-03 19:42

The big players are dumping, and the rhythm is indeed terrifyingly predictable. The bears have already set up the trap. If 2.1 can't be broken, there's really no rebound this time. I think setting a stop-loss at 2.15 is necessary; see you at 1.95 below. With such a clear MACD death cross, I also lean towards shorting, just worried about getting trapped.

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GasFeeCryBaby

· 01-02 21:50

The bears are really prepared, this rhythm is incredible. If they can't even break 2.1, you know today will be tough.

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BearMarketNoodler

· 01-02 21:44

Hmm, the big players are all building short positions. This move down definitely has rhythm. Stop loss at 1.95 from 2.15, the ratio is still okay.

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ValidatorViking

· 01-02 21:32

yeah the macro structure's clean here - that 2.272 peak looks like a proper rejection point. MACD dead cross isn't noise, that's consensus breaking down. but ngl, i've seen prettier setups get liquidated faster than people expect.

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