These locations are where a lot of funds enter when they reach the resistance level. Yesterday, around 500 million came in, and today, around 300 million. It seems like they want to break through, but after a few hours, they start to flee and sell off. So if you don't wait for stabilization and rush in, you might get stuck here every time. If it's Bitcoin, that's fine, but if it's an altcoin and you chase the price up, it will be very difficult to break even since altcoins tend to drop without rising.

Currently, it feels like the main players are intentionally doing a bait-and-switch test at the resistance level; they actually want to sell off because the AI system has monitored that the accumulated funds have been continuously decreasing recently. So, it's wise to remain cautious and prevent being lured into a trap by the main players. All analyses are based on accumulated funds, not baseless speculation.

If the funds that just came in continue to flee, I'll update the post to see what the main players' scheme is like.