2025-12-26 18:23:39

LIGHT's recent rebound after the rapid decline is indeed worth paying attention to from a technical perspective. The previous quick correction was a typical consolidation pattern, with trading volume significantly shrinking, indicating that selling pressure has basically been released. Major funds in the market had already completed their positions at low levels, and the current distribution of chips on the chart looks quite healthy.

From the current technical analysis, it is very likely that the main force is brewing a new round of upward trend. If it can effectively break through the previous high later, the risk-reward ratio of this wave could be quite favorable. The key is to control risk well, and to gradually increase positions after confirming the breakout signal, rather than blindly chasing highs.

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wrekt_but_learning

· 18h ago

The idea of震仓洗盘 has been heard too many times. How many can truly break through? --- Buying at low levels, healthy chip distribution... sounds good, but the key is whether the trading volume follows. --- Don’t tell me to control risk; isn’t it just going all-in chasing highs then? --- I’ve never understood LIGHT. Are there big V influencers giving signals? --- Wait, is the trading volume during this rebound really shrinking? From the chart I feel like it’s still bleeding. --- Adding positions only after breaking the high? That’s not wrong, but the actual operation is quite difficult. --- Healthy chip distribution is too vague. Who knows if the main force is genuinely building positions or just tricking retail investors. --- No hype, no blackening. Let’s see how the next week performs. Any more analysis is just unnecessary.

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GmGnSleeper

· 18h ago

The shakeout and washout tactics are too familiar; let's see how high the main players can push this time. No, that's not right. Does shrinking trading volume really mean the selling pressure has been released? I always feel like it's going to drop again. Accumulating at low levels? Ha, I don't quite understand the "healthy" chip distribution the big players talk about. Anyway, I'm still waiting for an entry point. Breaking through the previous high is the real indicator; anything else is just talk. Main players brewing? Who really knows what the main players are thinking? It's better to honestly watch the K-line trend.

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ApyWhisperer

· 18h ago

All the panic selling shakes out the retail investors; only those who buy the dip are the real players.

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GateUser-addcaaf7

· 18h ago

Shaking out and washing out the market—I'm really tired of this explanation. Every time they say the chips are healthy and the main force is building positions, but what about now? I'll wait until the support level is broken before saying anything. The signals aren't clear enough yet. Breaking the high? It depends on whether the trading volume can keep up; trading volume is the real boss.

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quiet_lurker

· 19h ago

It's just a shakeout, the key is not to get cut. I'm still watching and waiting.

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AirdropHustler

· 19h ago

Too many people are talking about shaking out and washing out the stops; when it actually happens, it’s not this complicated. --- Accumulating at low levels? They all like to say this before a rally. Let’s see if it can break through first. --- Breaking previous highs and gradually adding positions—feels like every time it’s the same script. --- Is shrinking trading volume also considered healthy? 😂 Let’s observe first and see. --- Is the main force brewing? Instead of thinking about these, it’s better to wait for a clear signal to avoid getting crushed again. --- Why are they using the same old tricks? What was the result of the last analysis like? --- A favorable risk-reward ratio is good, but I’m just worried it’s another high-level stand-off.

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ruggedSoBadLMAO

· 19h ago

Well, I think this rebound is indeed promising. The low-level accumulation actions are too obvious. --- Same old story, let's wait until it breaks through. I'm already tired of being trapped. --- Shakeout is just a shakeout, don't give it such fancy names. It makes me want to curse when I see it. --- Institutional funds building positions at low levels? Then why am I still losing money? Who believes this logic will only get hurt. --- The shrinking trading volume is indeed a signal, but I still don't trust LIGHT as a coin. --- Effective breakout, huh? Every time they say it's effective, then it drops below. It's hilarious. --- The risk-reward ratio is attractive, right? So why do I still need to add to my position? Can't I just go all-in? --- I'll just watch silently. Those who believed in this kind of analysis last time are now eating dirt. --- What are the main players brewing? Might as well see if there's a new project to cut me.

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