Looking at the price action, what we're seeing could easily fit into a larger bearish structure with a significant bullish correction playing out internally. The market took a hit of roughly $30k, and bouncing back $15-20k of that move? That's pretty standard behavior when you're potentially entering a major downtrend—especially if we've already printed the local top. The wave structure still suggests this retracement might just be part of a bigger picture sell-off rather than a reversal signal.
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OnchainUndercover
· 01-20 13:49
A 30k drop rebounding to 15-20k, I've seen this trick many times... It really feels like a trap before a major decline.
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FortuneTeller42
· 01-17 21:51
Is it a bear trap or a real drop? This rebound feels like a trap to lure more buyers.
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Ser_This_Is_A_Casino
· 01-17 16:54
Thinking of tricking us into buying the dip with a rebound to $15-20k? Wake up, brother, this is just a breather before the drop.
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LiquidationWatcher
· 01-17 16:43
30k drops and rebounds to 15-20k, which indeed seems like a standard move before a major decline... But to be honest, I still have some doubts about whether this wave has truly reached its peak.
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BasementAlchemist
· 01-17 16:38
A rebound of about half after a 30,000 drop, this does look a bit like a sweet rebound in a bear market, but it doesn't quite seem like a reversal.
Looking at the price action, what we're seeing could easily fit into a larger bearish structure with a significant bullish correction playing out internally. The market took a hit of roughly $30k, and bouncing back $15-20k of that move? That's pretty standard behavior when you're potentially entering a major downtrend—especially if we've already printed the local top. The wave structure still suggests this retracement might just be part of a bigger picture sell-off rather than a reversal signal.