2025-12-30 12:00:37

#战略性加仓BTC $ZBT's recent performance is indeed worth paying attention to. From on-chain data, funds are continuously flowing out, which is very obvious. The daily chart shows multiple resistance levels pressing down firmly, but the support levels below have already been broken—indicating that large investors are gradually exiting, and the market is becoming unstable. Signs of a sell-off are becoming increasingly clear.

From a technical perspective, a dip to around 0.14 is a more reasonable target. If you want to participate in this wave, placing your stop-loss outside the upper resistance level would be more prudent. How the market will move next still depends on continued observation of the on-chain large investors' actions. After all, their every move often determines the market rhythm.

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GateUser-c802f0e8

· 13h ago

Are the big players gone and we're still here, having to take the hit again? --- Is 0.14 really the level to stop the decline? It feels like it could go even lower. --- On-chain big player movements determine the market? Then retail investors are just in the same boat, right? --- Support levels are broken, and you call it a reasonable adjustment? That term is pretty harsh. --- It's both dumping and big players leaving the scene. Feels like ZBT's story is always the same. --- Stop-loss set above the resistance level, easy to say. When you're truly losing money, can you really bear to cut? --- Capital outflow is so obvious. Do people still dare to buy now? I don't have that courage. --- Let's wait and see how the big players move. We're just followers, after all. --- Can 0.14 rebound, or will it continue to test the bottom? That's the real question. --- Every time, they say to observe the big players. But they've already run long before we see it.

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Degen4Breakfast

· 13h ago

Whales are fleeing, and retail investors are left holding the bag—this old trick is so cliché. --- 0.14? I want to buy the dip, but I'm afraid of catching it halfway up the mountain. --- On-chain data leakage is so obvious, yet some people still dare to add positions. I'm truly impressed. --- The support level has been broken, yet people are still analyzing the stop-loss points. That's a bit funny. --- This wave of dumping doesn't seem to be over yet. Let's keep observing. --- It's another round of watching big whales' movements. When will retail investors stop being the bag holders? --- The resistance level is being tightly held down, and the support below has been broken again. Are we heading for a severe decline? --- $ZBT has indeed been a mess these past two days, with capital outflow being too aggressive. --- Wait, if the stop-loss is set outside the resistance level, how much margin do you need to be safe?

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GrayscaleArbitrageur

· 14h ago

Big whales are running away, and we retail investors are just the bag holders. --- Support was broken, yet they still insist on holding on. It’s bound to drop further. --- What’s there to observe? Just follow the big whales. --- Is that 0.14 level even defendable? Not sure yet. --- With capital outflow so obvious, still daring to add positions? That’s brave. --- Set your stop-loss properly, don’t think about bottom-fishing. --- On-chain data speaks for itself. Do we still need to wait? --- With so many resistance levels stacked up, a break below is a signal.

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fren.eth

· 14h ago

Big whales are signaling an exit so clearly, who still dares to buy the dip? --- Support levels have been broken, what are you waiting for? Are we really going to crash to 0.14 this time? --- With such severe outflow of on-chain funds, I think it's better to stay on the sidelines for now. --- Setting stop-losses like this still feels too risky. --- Wait, are the big whales really exiting the market? Where is this data from? --- This rhythm feels off; we might see more decline tomorrow. --- No, if funds are flowing out, why are they still increasing their BTC positions? The logic is reversed.

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