Brothers, have you noticed that this CFX script feels more and more familiar? Do you remember the hype around the Hong Kong concept last March? How many people shouted 'this time is different,' and what happened? The main players had quietly slipped away while everyone was celebrating!
To be honest, the main players' manipulation methods are really impressive. They don't play the aggressive dump game but instead fish, pulling in and letting out, making retail investors always feel like 'just wait a bit more, it can still rise.'
Have you noticed? From last year's peak to now, every time it seems like a breakthrough is coming, it ultimately turns into a pitfall!
Especially this wave in July; it looked glorious on the surface, but if you look closely at the market—how beautiful that big bullish candle on July 14 was! And what happened? The next week it directly dropped with increased volume. Isn't it obvious that someone is running away?
The most absurd thing was the good news about '3.0 upgrade + offshore RMB stablecoin,' the timing was just perfect! It was released right after a rise, making the chasing retail investors think: 'Oh, I just entered a bit late.' I've seen this trick too many times in this market!
But speaking of which, I don't think the CFX show is over yet. This erratic movement seems annoying, but it might actually be a good thing.
If the main players really wanted to dump, they wouldn't be messing around like this. The key is whether the position at 0.22 can hold. If it can break through and stay above, we shouldn't have much problem seeing 0.3 in the short term.
But remember, when playing with the main players, you have to be even sneakier than them. Don't get too attached when it's time to run!
