It is neither bullish nor bearish in itself.
These are not qualities of the market but modes of perception imposed by the subject.
The chart is a phenomenon. A structured appearance filtered through our synthetic a priori intuitions of time, trendline, and percentage.
Your bullishness is not read from the candles but projected onto them through the categorical scaffolding of your trading reason.
MACD convergence? RSI under 50?
These are not objective truths but reflections of the mind’s innate drive to organize chaos into entry points and exit plans.
To say “$NEAR is recovering” is not empirical data. It is an act of judgment.
A subjective universal. Valid for all rational agents.
Yet tragically bound to the personal condition of having been down 48 percent since that last breakout fakeout.
So yeah.
Not touching this.
You shouldn’t either.
