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$FORM The dealer is secretly happy at this moment: retail investors are starting to collectively fantasize about the main upward wave again, the chips are almost ready, and it can be smashed.
FORM The core keywords of this line are just two: chip divergence + inducement risk. On the surface, the market looks 'bullish', but this kind of bullishness is more like an emotional bullishness—prices can be pushed up, and the K-line can look very good, but once 'the chips are diverging', it means that every upward move above is more like completing some kind of 'handover', rather than making a real trend push. The most dangerous point is: what you see is 'rising', what they see is 'selling'. Therefore, the next probability is not a one-sided move, but rather to first stir up the long and short emotions, creating an illusion with several fast-paced rises/falls, and finally harvesting the most common mistakes people make (chasing up, adding positions, all-in).

Brothers playing $XRP remember: don't try to guess the dealer's intentions, just grab what you can understand, otherwise, even if you guess the direction right, you'll still be the one harvested if you guess wrong.
XRP's core message in this wave is simple: selling above, buying below. However, whether the buying pressure can turn the trend around depends on the 'reaction to the pullback to the resistance zone.' The current rhythm feels more like the dealer is offloading in phases—not rushing to crash through all at once, but instead using pulls, consolidation, and then more pulls to create a chaotic battle between bulls and bears, feeding both the chasing bulls and the bottom-fishing bulls until a key position is reached for a decisive cut.

Good news: The previous wave of "bandit-style panic selling" is basically over! Bad news: The bears have not completely left, and the operators have already started to squat at the bottom to accumulate, while conveniently shaking us spectators out again.
The core sentence of ZEC's recent trend: The previous wave of "panic selling" is basically finished, the bears are still in the market, but their strength is diminishing. The market structure is starting to look more like "bottom accumulation + repeated shaking out", so it will be easier to develop into - with support below, resistance above, back and forth slaughtering in the range, until one side is forced to surrender. The biggest fear in this phase is not misjudging the direction, but using a trend strategy to deal with volatility: chasing highs gets smashed, bottom fishing gets shaken out, paying tuition fees back and forth. What needs to be done now is to nail down the key price ranges, treating each segment of resistance as a "chip wall that needs to be exchanged with transactions and time", and treating each segment of accumulation as a "bull's defense line", so as not to be led by the rhythm of the fluctuations.

Making big money in $ACE is never about being the best at directions, but about being the one who can endure the fluctuations and daring enough to stay in cash until confirmation, like an experienced driver.
This wave of ACE's market looks more like 'playing within a range' rather than 'preparing to push high in one go'. The main force is biased towards the long side, but the methods are obviously more cautious: first gather chips, create fluctuations, allow chasing up and panic to offset each other, and slowly raise the average price. The real focus is not on whether one can push, but whether they have enough low-position chips before pushing and whether they have the ability to suppress selling pressure when pushing.

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Bulls: "This time I'm charging!" Bears: "This time I'm adding!" The operator: "Thanks for the free kills from both sides."
$ASTER The current keywords are "bearish dominance + mixed long and short battles". Bearish dominance does not mean a straight downtrend; instead, it often leads to the most frustrating market: sometimes false breakouts, sometimes false breakdowns. Just when you chase, it reverses; just when you cut, it rallies. The goal is to disrupt the rhythm, wash out positions, and let emotions take over.

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If you treat it as a trending market to chase, you will likely get whipsawed; if you treat it as a ranging market to buy, you might encounter sudden acceleration phases. What is most valuable in this stage is not the "direction" but the "boundaries" and "discipline."

$GUN Classic script: first give you a wave of hope, making you shout 'the bull market has arrived', then give you a wave of despair, making you shout 'oh my, refund'.
GUN The biggest characteristic of this wave of the market is summed up in two words: chaotic battle. On the surface, it seems to be in a 'bullish direction', but the actual actions have shown 'chip divergence', which means: the price can be pulled up to look very good, but the transaction/chips are quietly moving in the opposite direction. The most common script is to first create a period of temptation to attract those who chase prices and short-term funds, and then suddenly take a step to clear leverage, smash emotions, and hit stop losses. So today, don't use the mindset of 'if it's bullish, just go for it', this kind of market loves to harvest those who 'think they react quickly'.

Attention all whales: today we only talk about structure — where will be pressed, where will be absorbed. This is not a retracement; it is moving chips from retail investors' pockets into the whales' accounts. Pressure from above, absorption from below, it follows a standard procurement process.
$BTC The most interesting part of this market wave is that: macro liquidity is warming up, but the short term is locked by a structure of 'bearish suppression + absorption'. A typical example is — pressure from above prevents a smooth breakout, while below provides deep retracement space for you to exchange chips, and then prices are lifted up at a lower cost. What are the whales doing, what are the market makers doing, what are the promoters doing, actually it is a chain.

$FORM The signal is indeed bullish, but this bullish trend has a shaky M attribute, liking to get whipped a few times in the resistance area before moving forward. Are you brave enough to play along?
The core of this round's intraday signal is summed up in one sentence: bullish, but not the type that "pulls a straight line"; it’s more like the operator is making waves, using oscillations to wash people in and out in a bullish rhythm, so today the two things to fear the most are: chasing after a rise and stubbornly holding in the resistance area.

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The real "safety cushion/suction band" below is at 0.2691-0.2743. Once there is a rebound that does not break and quickly recovers with reduced volume, it is often the optimal entry area for a bullish wave (provided you don't go all in and instead test with a small position as per the signal requirements); if the price is far from this range, don’t chase it with "I feel it will rise"; the market is more likely to bury the chasing buyers with a single pullback. The structural resistance above is layered: the most recent layer is at 0.3501-0.3551, where it usually shows a back-and-forth action of "pushing up, if it can't pull up steadily, it will smash back down"; the safest approach is to wait for it to stabilize effectively before confirming with a pullback, rather than rushing in when it first touches; further above are 0.4105-0.4193 and 0.4196-0.4340, which are almost connected, equivalent to a whole "dense entrapment/distribution area". The most common scenario here is: a false breakout to attract buying, followed by a quick drop to blow up stop losses, and then a second attack, so once you enter this area, engrave the words "quick in, quick out, take profits when you see them" in your mind, do not linger in battle; only if it can break through and not fall back during the pullback will it switch from a "bullish oscillation" to a stronger "trend extension". The farthest strong resistance is at 0.4787-0.4954, which feels more like a stage target/large fund exit point; when you really get there, don't fantasize about breaking through in one go, usually it's a shakeout and a change of hands first, and then it might choose a direction.

Retail investors, don't rush to call a bull market. The dealer said: “Let me grind you a few more rounds in the range first, then I'll decide whether to get serious after crushing your emotions.”
The core message given by this signal is very clear: the dealer's direction is bullish, but the action is 'not preparing to significantly raise prices, but is in a fluctuation phase.' In plain language, it means - being led by bulls does not equal an immediate surge; it’s more like pulling while washing, moving while changing hands, repeatedly grinding the market’s emotions and chips in the range. Those trying to chase the price up are most easily harvested by 'false stabilization/false breakthroughs.'

Brothers, $DOGE the collective in the absorption zone is taking a leave, the dealer has to personally take control of the market, and the gameplay has become wilder: without a buyer, then just pull and smash yourself, it's all about the thrill!
From the monitoring signals, the core is summed up in one sentence: the dealer's direction is biased towards bullish, but the market will be deliberately made into a 'bull-bear mixed battle', so it resembles a structure of 'volatile washing + inducing more buyers and sellers', rather than a smooth one-sided trend. This type of market is most likely to see: one second it looks like a breakout, the next second it dives back down; you think there will be a pullback, but it gets pulled back up specifically to harvest the emotions of chasing highs and cutting losses, which is why the system advises 'stay in cash for safety / not recommended to enter the market'.