2025-12-27 02:20:24

0G has formed a classic shakeout pattern on the 4-hour chart — after a high-level pullback, the price is stuck at the midline, indicating a clear sign of accumulation by the big players.

The middle band of BOLL holds up, which is a good sign. Once the price rebounds, the moving averages will start to turn upward, and the bulls are currently gathering strength for a counterattack.

Although the MACD has just turned, the trading volume is gradually warming up, and the buying funds at the low levels are also entering the market one after another. This indicates that the confidence of the bulls is indeed increasing.

Friends trading contracts must remember two points: don’t use too much leverage, and set proper stop-losses. The market changes rapidly, and protecting your principal is the foundation of making money.

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0xSherlock

· 18h ago

The midline really held up. This round of shakeout was quite fierce, but the funds at the bottom are gradually entering. It feels like the bulls still have a chance. However, don't be greedy with contracts, keep leverage low, and always set stop-losses. Capital is king.

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TokenDustCollector

· 18h ago

As long as the midline holds, don't overthink it. Let the big players accumulate as they will; anyway, the confidence is rebounding.

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GasFeePhobia

· 19h ago

The middle band holding is a signal. This wave of shakeout definitely has a real feel to it. The influx of funds indicates that some people are still optimistic. However, with contracts, leverage should really not be greedy. Stop-losses must be set, or else you might get wiped out one day.

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SillyWhale

· 19h ago

Middle band hold steady, this round of shakeout does have some substance. But I'm still worried about the big players counterattacking, we need to stay calm and not be greedy. --- Hitting the middle band is just hitting the middle band, the key is whether the trading volume is strong enough; otherwise, the rebound is just superficial. --- Talking about stop-loss and leverage again, it's old news. I just want to ask why every time you recite these mantras to me here. --- Is the low-level buying capital gradually entering? Bro, I think it's just cutting the leeks, don't fool yourself. --- BOLL held firm, but that doesn't mean you should go all in. My hard-earned money isn't that foolish. --- Bullish reversal? I don't believe you. Let's wait until it really starts to rise before talking.

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TommyTeacher

· 19h ago

Just shake out the market, the key is whether the middle band can hold up, that's the main point. Wait until the rebound really comes, don't rush to sell. Honestly, I'm most afraid of buying in at low levels... often getting trapped right after. Leverage is really something you shouldn't be greedy about; I've seen too many cases of huge losses from all-in bets. The MACD turning point is a bit late, I feel a bit uneasy. Wait and see, no need to rush to take action. Only when trading volume increases is there a real opportunity. Futures trading is like this: making money is easy, but liquidation is even easier... preserving your principal is really the most important.

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