2025-12-30 13:21:34

The market rhythm over the past month has basically been set—crazy upward moves in the Asian session during the day, followed by sharp declines in the US session at night. This cycle has repeated more than ten times, almost becoming a daily routine.

The specific timing is very regular: during the Asian session from 11 to 12 o'clock, the price is pushed to the daily high, but it only lasts a few hours before around 8 p.m., a wave of selling causes a low point. After repeatedly confirming this rhythm, I really start to wonder if someone is deliberately manipulating this pattern for effect.

What’s even more heartbreaking is that negative premium has persisted for over a month, indicating that the institutions holding the coins simply can't sell all their holdings. Every day the price drops, and the selling pressure from institutions never stops. Retail investors have long been caught in a trap. When will the real bottom come? After this month, who still dares to chase highs?

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OldLeekNewSickle

· 7h ago

This rhythm, yeah, is what a Ponzi scheme should look like, with institutions repeatedly harvesting chips.

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UncleLiquidation

· 7h ago

This rhythm really feels like a mouse trap script, retail investors are just being cut like leeks. --- The negative premium hasn't reversed in a month, how aggressive is this institutional selling pressure? --- Every day at the same time, dumping the market—it's so outrageous it doesn't even seem like a coincidence. --- Who would dare to chase high in this kind of rhythm? Isn't that just asking for death? --- Where's the bottom? It looks like the institutions don't want retail investors to survive at all. --- Everyone who got caught in this past month must be numb now, it's really uncomfortable. --- Pulling down during the Asian and Latin American sessions—how long will this cycle go on? --- If institutions can't sell all their holdings, the price just drops. What can we retail investors do?

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MEVHunter_9000

· 8h ago

Uh, this rhythm is really amazing, performing the same act every day. Institutions dumping the market, why is it so predictable? Negative premium hasn't disappeared for a month, feels like there's really no supply. I'm already numb, who still chases the high? Where exactly is this bottom? Honestly, it's a bit uncertain.

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MEVHunterWang

· 8h ago

I'm tired of this rhythm too, it's a daily show --- Institutions have so much inventory but can't sell it, what does that mean? Nobody wants it --- Pulling a wave at 11 or 12, but it's hammered back down by 8. Has no one seen through this script after so many repetitions? --- Being at a negative premium for a month and still falling, I really can't believe it. Where is the bottom? --- Who still dares to chase the high? I’ve just given up, waiting for this farce to end --- Repeating this routine every day, it feels like someone is playing us --- Institutions can't sell all their inventory, retail investors are trapped, this is the current situation --- Where is the bottom? Honestly, I don't want to ask this question anymore --- Pulling up at noon and crashing at night every day, this cycle has been going on for almost two months --- Selling pressure can't be stopped, what else can we do? We can only passively take the hits

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