EOS Bollinger Bands Tighten into a Blade, Vaulta's Name Change Hides Danger
EOS today is lying flat at $0.61 on the 5-minute K-line like a dead fish, with the middle line of the Bollinger Bands at $0.59 being tread upon by the whale, and the upper and lower bands are tighter than a retail investor's wallet. The MACD bars are as thin as a needle, with the DIF and DEA performing 'Saw' below the zero axis — the apparent golden cross is actually a guillotine, specifically targeting those placing orders at dawn. The market has more hidden tricks: $0.67 holds back 50,000 EOS shells, and below $0.55 is stuffed with retail stop-loss orders, as the whale waits for the U.S. stock market to close to initiate a pinning slaughterhouse.
On-chain Nuclear Explosion Confirmed
In half an hour, a giant whale dumped 580,000 EOS on OKX, draining 17% from the cold wallet balance, this operation is smoother than Vaulta's name change. Coupled with the EOS network's TVL dropping to $830 million, DeFi miners are fleeing faster than Ukrainian refugees, and if the price doesn't crash, it would be a ghost sighting!
Death Indicators Resonating
On the four-hour level, a textbook-style descending flag is forming, with volume bars shrinking cleaner than a whale's conscience. The daily Ichimoku cloud is as thin as a layer of cling film, with the conversion line ($0.62) and baseline ($0.58) forming a death cross, and the RSI's three lines hovering around 35, colder than a morgue — with such overselling, the price not bouncing back is shocking, and the whale has locked five layers of sandwich orders at $0.61, digging a pit!
Vaulta Name Change Trap
The EOS Network announced it will change its name to Vaulta by the end of May and initiate a token swap. Seemingly a positive move, but it actually hides traps:
The 2.1 billion token deflation plan may trigger selling pressure. Web3 bank transformation is questioned as 'new wine in old bottles,' as technology still relies on the original structure. The community's trust has dropped to freezing point, with founder BM on the run + the shadow of a U.S. lawsuit not yet dissipated.
Operational Iron Rule: Better to Stay in Cash than to Fill a Pit
Spot traders place buy orders at $0.55/$0.53/$0.50, each with ≤5% position size. If it breaks $0.48, directly pull the plug on contract players to lock in safety. Open a 0.3x grid between $0.55-$0.67, take 2% volatility and quickly run away. High-risk bets immediately set a stop-loss at $0.59, and a bloodbath will occur before the Vaulta token swap.
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