2026-01-17 06:29:11

XMR is currently down to $613, which is not a sign of declining good news, but rather a liquidation phase after an earlier rally. From market trends, it seems that the main players are using various market noises (such as policy uncertainties related to Dubai) to conduct deep washout operations, while quietly accumulating new long positions through derivative tools like Hyperliquid.

From a technical perspective, as long as XMR can hold steady at the $580-600 range in late January, with the upcoming implementation of South Korea's policies in February and increased enthusiasm for derivative trading, the price is expected to target the $880-1040 range. In terms of market rhythm, the current pullback appears more like a consolidation before a buildup rather than a trend reversal.

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ShibaOnTheRun

· 01-20 02:59

Just a shakeout, the main force is accumulating at the low levels. Let's wait for the takeoff in February.

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BridgeJumper

· 01-19 04:50

Shakeout is just a shakeout, I just want to know if this time will again be a routine to cut leeks Once again, the expectation of 880-1040, did you forget what was said last year Korean policy implementation... alright, I’ll stay on the sidelines and watch Is the main force stockpiling in Hyperliquid? Then I need to be more cautious Wait, can 580 really hold? That’s the key I don’t believe this wave can reach 880 unless there’s a black swan event later By the way, are these shakeout predictions accurate every time? Getting a bit tired of it Instead of fixating on expectations, it’s better to see if it can stabilize by the end of January

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GateUser-beba108d

· 01-18 23:56

Just shake out the market, the main players are still using this old trick. Anyway, I’m not afraid of a pullback. --- Can the critical level at 580 really hold? Feels a bit shaky. --- Will Korea’s policy in February really boost the market that much? I’m a bit hopeful but also skeptical. --- Every time they say it’s building momentum, it often goes the other way. Can this time be different? --- Hyperliquid quietly accumulating? Bro, how do you know the main players’ little tricks? --- 880-1040? Let’s believe it half for now, or else I’ll get cut again. --- They talk nicely, but let’s wait until the end of January to see. Just shouting slogans now is useless. --- This dip has really tested the orders I hold. Hope your analysis doesn’t fail again. --- Dubai noise, Korea’s policies—how can everything become a reason? --- I’m just worried about not holding steady above 580—that would be really troublesome.

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LowCapGemHunter

· 01-18 06:43

Shakeout, I'm already tired of the main force's tricks. I'm just waiting for the moment when the Korean shoe drops.

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FUD_Vaccinated

· 01-17 06:58

Shakeout, shakeout, the main force is just putting on a show again. I’ll only believe you if you can hold the 580 level. I’ve seen this routine from the main force many times. Using Dubai policies as a pretext, secretly bottom-fishing in derivatives. Same old trick. 880-1040? Just listen to it. Let’s see if we can get past 600 first. If they are truly building momentum, then we’ll just go along with it. Anyway, everything is just a show before the Korean boots land.

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GateUser-44a00d6c

· 01-17 06:53

Just shake out the market, anyway I've already cut my losses haha --- Is the main force still accumulating? Trusting you would be foolish, better to read the candlestick charts --- If 580 can't hold, then all these expectations are just nonsense... --- Is the shoe dropping? The situation in Korea keeps dragging on, don't be too optimistic, bro --- Targeting 880? Dream on, let's see if it can return to 700 first --- Deep shakeout... it's basically a sell-off, don't give it such lofty names --- Is Hyperliquid really stocking up? What's the basis for that? --- The Dubai policy indeed disrupts the view, but it doesn't change the fundamentals --- I just want to know if there's a high chance of dropping to 500, stop just painting pictures --- Is 580-600 a critical level? Feels like just imagination --- The Korean policy in February is useless, crypto policies are just passing clouds --- If it really hits 880, I will sell everything --- Accumulating strength or fleeing, anyway my mentality has already collapsed

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TokenCreatorOP

· 01-17 06:49

It's just a shakeout; anyway, I am optimistic about the 580 support level. If it breaks, we'll see then. The main force's recent moves are indeed fierce, using policy news as a cover, very clever. 880-1040? Dream on, but it's not impossible... If 580 can't hold, I'll cut losses and run. This wave is too aggressive. When will Korea's policy be finalized? I've been waiting for a long time. Hyperliquid is indeed accumulating, I have also noticed that. I'm a bit hesitant to enter now; maybe wait until it breaks 580. The main force's behavior is too ugly, but that's the crypto world—get used to it. Will this correction last until February? I suspect it might rebound earlier. Why is the rebound resistance at 650 so strong? Feels a bit off. Forget it, just watch 580. If it breaks, run; if not, hold on.

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AirdropHunterZhang

· 01-17 06:42

I see through this round of shakeout; clearing leverage positions is just the main players' trick to absorb chips, old routine. Wait, you said Hyperliquid is quietly accumulating? Then I need to speed up and not fall behind the main players. I must hold this level at 580; the hope of breaking even is right here.

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ImpermanentPhobia

· 01-17 06:36

It's just a shakeout, anyway I've already cut my losses. --- The main force's move is indeed clever, quietly accumulating through policy smoke screens. --- If 580-600 can hold, there’s definitely hope, but I’m tired of hearing the word "hope." --- They’ve been accumulating derivatives early on, while retail investors are still panicking and selling. --- If the bottom drops out and it rises to 1000, I’ll livestream eating shit. --- Deep shakeout? Basically just another way of saying they’re harvesting the chives. --- If XMR can really rebound to 880 this wave, I’ll go all in on the next project. --- If you’re not confident about entering now, better wait for clear signals.

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NullWhisperer

· 01-17 06:36

nah, the "accumulation phase" narrative conveniently appears whenever prices dip... technically speaking, hyperliquid positions don't guarantee directional control. interesting edge case though—if this actually holds 580-600, the audit findings on their liquidation mechanics need further review before we celebrate.

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