I only realized over the weekend that a certain altcoin directly wiped out my orders. To be honest, in the face of this wave of altcoin行情, all technical analysis seems a bit pale. Five consecutive bearish candles are right there; if this isn't the main force distributing, I really can't find another explanation. Traders who enter the market quickly often become targets for precise headshots, losing everything in the process.
Today, the entire altcoin sector appears weak and powerless. Plus, since weekends generally have poor liquidity, capital movements are not obvious, and the market either suddenly breaks through support or gets sniped in a wave. Altcoins are especially brutal—after a rapid decline, they quickly bounce back. This bizarre走势 makes it hard to defend against.
In such an environment, trading is indeed challenging. Mainstream coins like ETH are easier to handle, but altcoins with small market caps and low participation are easily caught in a passive position once there's a lack of incremental funds entering. Weekends are inherently a relatively vacuum period for trading, and combined with liquidity exhaustion, it's no wonder there are so many unexpected price fluctuations. The market is like this—opportunities and risks often appear in an instant.
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TaxEvader
· 10h ago
Damn, I got caught again. The liquidity is so poor over the weekend, and you're still daring to play with shanzhai.
Five consecutive bearish candles wiped it out directly. The main force is messing with me.
Shanzhai is just gambling, really.
Better not touch it over the weekend. A fake move could blow up your position.
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RuntimeError
· 10h ago
Weekend Altcoin Market, it’s爆 again, I really don’t want to play anymore
Another round of leek harvesting scene, the main force is just playing us
This liquidity drought looks terrible, how to make trades? Pure gambling
Altcoins, with small markets and low funds, can be sniped at any minute, why bother
Five consecutive bearish candles and someone is still buying the dip? Wake up, bro
Weekends are usually a vacuum period, and daring to move altcoins at this time are true warriors
Pulling back and then crashing again, who the hell can keep up with this rhythm?
Mainstream coins can still survive, but altcoins like this, might as well just lie flat
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MevWhisperer
· 10h ago
Not touching fake projects on weekends is the truth, learned that.
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GraphGuru
· 10h ago
No more shanzhai (fake) coins on the weekend, it's really an IQ tax
Damn, another 5 consecutive downward candles. The market is too small to defend against this
The main players love to buy and sell back and forth like this. I should have sold all my ETH long ago
I only realized over the weekend that a certain altcoin directly wiped out my orders. To be honest, in the face of this wave of altcoin行情, all technical analysis seems a bit pale. Five consecutive bearish candles are right there; if this isn't the main force distributing, I really can't find another explanation. Traders who enter the market quickly often become targets for precise headshots, losing everything in the process.
Today, the entire altcoin sector appears weak and powerless. Plus, since weekends generally have poor liquidity, capital movements are not obvious, and the market either suddenly breaks through support or gets sniped in a wave. Altcoins are especially brutal—after a rapid decline, they quickly bounce back. This bizarre走势 makes it hard to defend against.
In such an environment, trading is indeed challenging. Mainstream coins like ETH are easier to handle, but altcoins with small market caps and low participation are easily caught in a passive position once there's a lack of incremental funds entering. Weekends are inherently a relatively vacuum period for trading, and combined with liquidity exhaustion, it's no wonder there are so many unexpected price fluctuations. The market is like this—opportunities and risks often appear in an instant.