The recent price fall of ANIME has attracted quite a bit of follow. Interestingly, while the Candlestick continues to decline, the on-chain contract data has frequently released abnormal signals—this has been captured multiple times in just a few days.

On the surface, market sentiment appears weak. Retail investors are selling off in fear, causing prices to gradually fall. However, if you focus on the movements of on-chain funds, you will notice a different picture: the activity of large funds during this period is noticeably different from the norm.

Historically, this phenomenon is not unfamiliar. Before each significant upward market trend arrives, there is often a process of chip transfer — the chips of the weak hands flow through panic selling to participants who have patience and sufficient capital. This process is usually accompanied by a period of price sluggishness.

What are the target levels given by the technical analysis? Short-term support is around $0.0093. If this level can hold, the next point to watch is $0.01. Of course, these are all based on the current on-chain activities, and there is always uncertainty in the market.

The key is, during the stage when prices are under pressure, will you choose to follow the trend and sell off, or analyze the true direction of the funds? Market trading is essentially a matter of probability, and a higher win rate often requires multi-dimensional data support.