#数字资产行情上升 From on-chain data, the current market presents an interesting phenomenon—the number of large positions and cost basis for both bulls and bears are almost perfectly symmetrical. The price is being precisely trapped and oscillating within the cost vacuum zone. In simple terms, this is a typical stalemate between bulls and bears. Neither side has the upper hand, and neither can overpower the other. Market fee rates have dropped to zero, indicating that both sides have reached a delicate balance. What does this situation usually signal? Calm before the storm. Once one side accumulates enough strength, the price may break above the bull's cost zone or below the bear's cost zone, and a unilateral trend could start instantly. The problem is, no one knows when this breakout will happen. Before the key price is effectively broken, chasing highs or selling lows is essentially gambling. Instead of blindly guessing the market's next move, it's better to patiently wait for directional signals. That is the correct trading rhythm.
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SchrodingerProfit
· 1h ago
This is the moment of waiting. A zero fee rate indicates that both parties have truly gone all-in. The one who flashes first wins.
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CryingOldWallet
· 9h ago
When the fee rate drops to zero, I know the big show is about to begin. Now it's just a matter of who can wait for that moment.
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MetaMaximalist
· 01-09 00:30
tbh this symmetry thing is just textbook market structure nobody's talking about... the real play here isn't guessing the direction, it's understanding *why* both sides are locked in. network effects don't work on indecision. either the infrastructure narrative wins or it doesn't. patience is fine but you gotta know what you're actually waiting for, not just watching candles bounce around
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ThesisInvestor
· 01-08 08:19
This deadlock is really intense. Once this decisive move happens, it will probably lead to a bloodbath.
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SelfCustodyBro
· 01-08 08:19
Zero fees mean waiting for the explosion point. This wave really requires holding steady; don't get shaken out by the volatility.
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ServantOfSatoshi
· 01-08 08:17
The zero fee rate signal is really amazing. Both sides are out of energy, right? It feels like the next move will be like a battle royale.
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MissedAirdropAgain
· 01-08 08:13
I accept the part about the zero fee rate; it's just waiting for the right opportunity. Whoever moves first will win.
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GateUser-addcaaf7
· 01-08 08:13
I've seen this long and short stalemate too many times. Every time, they say a breakout is coming, but it just keeps dragging on... We really need to wait for a clear signal, or it's just pure stubbornness.
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GateUser-a606bf0c
· 01-08 07:57
Wait, wait, wait, isn't this just saying that when no one has a way out, it's the easiest to be cut... Zero fees sound pretty scary.
#数字资产行情上升 From on-chain data, the current market presents an interesting phenomenon—the number of large positions and cost basis for both bulls and bears are almost perfectly symmetrical. The price is being precisely trapped and oscillating within the cost vacuum zone. In simple terms, this is a typical stalemate between bulls and bears. Neither side has the upper hand, and neither can overpower the other. Market fee rates have dropped to zero, indicating that both sides have reached a delicate balance. What does this situation usually signal? Calm before the storm. Once one side accumulates enough strength, the price may break above the bull's cost zone or below the bear's cost zone, and a unilateral trend could start instantly. The problem is, no one knows when this breakout will happen. Before the key price is effectively broken, chasing highs or selling lows is essentially gambling. Instead of blindly guessing the market's next move, it's better to patiently wait for directional signals. That is the correct trading rhythm.