$MASK fell for a whole day and couldn't drop below 2.8, do you know why? Because there are 400,000 buy orders at 2.8, and the market maker is still increasing the long positions, letting it drop, dropping for a day, then pulling it back up in half an hour.
$MASK yesterday hovered around 2.5, then today it was pulled up to around 2.9, today it hovered around 2.7, tomorrow it is estimated to break 3. It is advisable to set up short positions around 3.5 and 3.6, take a wave and run, don't get caught in the pattern, it can drop for several hours, but the rise only takes half an hour. Large buy orders are pressing down, making it hard to drop, but going long is also not suitable because the market likes a waterfall effect, triggering stop losses. It's best to set up for short positions, take a wave and run.
$MASK is stagnant, which is a trap to lure shorts. The ambition of the institution is significant, with the first target being the previous high. You can short temporarily to take some profit and then run; those who hold long positions will wait to be trapped.
Why is $MASK not continuing to push up? It's clearly in a slow decline. If it were really pushing, it would come back in 10 minutes. Is this selling off, or is it a trap to induce short selling? Can someone explain?
This selling pressure at $SOL , every increase of 1 dollar is a huge resistance. Can retail investors do this? How about this, once it reaches 180, finish unloading, and then want to crash down to buy in at a lower band?
The contract open interest of $ACT is more than 90 million, and more than half is estimated to be short contracts from the whales. The on-chain spot is crashing, eating the longs.
$ACT Hahaha, do you like to chase more? This coin is originally garbage, but the wizard promoted it. Now the wizard has already given up. Now it's just a pump and then drop to around 0.04, then pump again and drop. Around 0.04 more, then close at around 0.07 or 0.08, and then open a short, aiming for around 0.05. Because at that time, Binance changed the rules and cost market makers a lot of money. If they don't cut you, how can they make it back?
The position of over 314,280,025,075,000 US dollars, I guess most of it should be short positions opened by the institution, directly suppressing the price, unable to move at all. Impressive.