$US has dropped over 40% since going live, and the current position shows no significant rebound!!!
A truly strong new coin will inevitably have funds to support it, create hype, and build momentum in the early stages. But look, it can't be pushed up, can't be held, and the trading volume is declining day by day.
This is not a washout; this is a slow distribution.
Structurally, it is very typical: it doesn't crash violently, but it grinds you down day by day.
Why is this happening? Because the market currently has no incremental capital, and the big players are not in a hurry; they are just waiting for retail investors to exhaust their patience and slowly hand over their chips.
This kind of gradual decline is the most damaging. It's not violent, not panic-inducing, yet it erodes your confidence day by day.
Many people initially think, "It hasn't dropped much, let's hold on," but when the real acceleration of the drop happens, they often find themselves deeply trapped, unable to cut losses.
Remember this: a volume-less gradual decline is more dangerous than a large drop with volume. A large drop is a sharp knife; a gradual decline is slow poison.
In terms of operations, don't think that just because it's falling slowly, it's safe. Before a reversal with a volume spike appears, any rebound is an opportunity to reduce positions, not a signal to bottom fish.
In this kind of market, patience isn't about holding on stubbornly; it's about knowing when to let go.
Wait until it has dropped thoroughly, the volume reverses, and the chip structure is clean before considering whether to turn back.
The market is never short of opportunities; what is lacking is the clarity to avoid losing principal. In a trend like $US , watching more and acting less is the best strategy.
If you still don't know what to do now, you might as well follow the strong recovery strategy of @痞老板在带单 .
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