#加密生态动态追踪 $WET's recent market trend has cooled down a bit faster than expected.
Honestly, the party host has already quietly left, leaving behind only retail investors still shaking their heads on the dance floor. After a 43% single-day surge, the market's enthusiasm begins to cool down, and gravity is about to take effect—this is a physical law and also a market rule.
The last push from short squeeze momentum is also nearing exhaustion, and now it depends on how far the rebound can go.
From a trading perspective, the rebound phase is actually an excellent short-selling opportunity. 0.1920 is a key resistance level; if it is broken, the next target points to 0.1750—completing a full cycle of the price, returning to the starting point.
Don't wait until the story is completely written and suddenly realize you were wrong from the very first page. That's how the market works—opportunities and risks often exist within the same turn. Use data to analyze trends, find certainty at key points, and only then can you have clear judgments at every stage of the market.
This page may contain third-party content, which is provided for information purposes only (not representations/warranties) and should not be considered as an endorsement of its views by Gate, nor as financial or professional advice. See Disclaimer for details.
12 Likes
Reward
12
4
Repost
Share
Comment
0/400
GasFeeCry
· 12-16 03:30
Once again, the same trick: the whales run, and retail investors take the bait.
Wait, does anyone still believe the rebound can reach 0.192?
The large investors who exited early are long gone without a trace.
Who hasn't been cut during this drop, haha.
The 0.175 bottom might hold, but I bet it will keep falling.
The party is indeed over; those still dancing are looking for the next one.
Data is data, but the market always goes against expectations.
Don't think about it; just see if 0.18 can hold.
View OriginalReply0
AirdropSkeptic
· 12-16 03:29
All those trying to buy the dip are just waiting to be trapped. This wave is indeed the main force running away.
---
If it doesn't break 0.1920, I remain bearish. The rebound is just the last chance.
---
A 43% daily increase sounds great, but in the end, you can't escape the fate of a decline.
---
Retail investors are still cheering, while big players have already started counting their money. This routine is the same every time.
---
The key resistance level sounds nice, but it's actually just a place waiting to cut the leeks.
---
Shorting on the rebound is real, but how long it can hold is uncertain. The risk is quite high.
---
If it keeps falling like this, returning to the starting point is not at all surprising.
View OriginalReply0
SighingCashier
· 12-16 03:29
The market maker ran away, retail investors are still dancing, this script is all too familiar.
---
A 43% increase and this is the result? It’s really a bit of a flash in the pan.
---
Breaking 0.1920 and heading straight for 0.1750, the logic is so clear it’s almost heartbreaking.
---
Another play of "I thought I understood it" unfolds.
---
The last frenzy of short squeeze liquidation, is it really time to pick up the bags now?
---
The party host has left, and some are still spinning on the dance floor, hilarious.
---
Is a rebound the perfect window for shorting? Fine, remember this phrase.
---
I saw it wrong from the first page, this is just my daily routine, brother.
View OriginalReply0
MidsommarWallet
· 12-16 03:05
Main players run away, retail investors are still excited. This trick is getting old.
---
Honestly, if it can't break 0.1920, it's game over.
---
A 43% surge followed by a rebound to short, now that's serious business.
---
By the time you react, you've already been liquidated. Talking more just brings tears.
---
Finding the right key resistance level can make you money; getting it wrong means being harvested.
---
The party's over, and if you don't leave, you deserve to be liquidated.
---
Data doesn't lie, but people always lie to themselves.
---
See you at 0.1750. Want to take a shot?
#加密生态动态追踪 $WET's recent market trend has cooled down a bit faster than expected.
Honestly, the party host has already quietly left, leaving behind only retail investors still shaking their heads on the dance floor. After a 43% single-day surge, the market's enthusiasm begins to cool down, and gravity is about to take effect—this is a physical law and also a market rule.
The last push from short squeeze momentum is also nearing exhaustion, and now it depends on how far the rebound can go.
From a trading perspective, the rebound phase is actually an excellent short-selling opportunity. 0.1920 is a key resistance level; if it is broken, the next target points to 0.1750—completing a full cycle of the price, returning to the starting point.
Don't wait until the story is completely written and suddenly realize you were wrong from the very first page. That's how the market works—opportunities and risks often exist within the same turn. Use data to analyze trends, find certainty at key points, and only then can you have clear judgments at every stage of the market.