The key is to clarify the true logic behind the market makers. For these types of coins, the main players' distribution strategy is basically determined, it's just a matter of time. Don't be fooled by the current price seeming to have support, but for the market makers, there is still plenty of profit margin, and they might have several times the potential to make a fortune.

Whenever the market volume breaks through a range, the market makers carefully weigh their options—whether to push higher for more profit or to dump for a better deal. This decision-making process is as precise as analyzing the bullish and bearish data on the chart. As long as the bears can withstand the pressure, the final winner is basically decided.

What's even more interesting is that now retail investors are flocking to the long side, making it easy to profit just from capital costs. The pressure on the bears is actually reduced.

Be especially cautious with coins that surged sharply and then fell more than 80%. Don't wait for any miracle rebound anymore. If they really want to push the price up, the main players will definitely first liquidate all the long positions—that's standard operation. So instead of fantasizing, it's better to recognize the trend.