2026-01-16 02:50:15

#美国核心物价涨幅不及市场预估 $IP recently experienced a fierce rally, directly pushing up by 47 percentage points. Many friends who were shorting probably got wiped out directly. This is a typical manipulation tactic—initially a sharp rise to create panic selling, causing shorts to be liquidated one after another, then a quick dump with no mercy.

Honestly, most retail investors find it difficult to grasp this rhythm. But if you can identify that this upward phase is actually looking for a new sucker, you can instead seize many opportunities from the pullback in the bearish trend. The key still lies in whether your judgment of the overall direction is solid, whether your sense of trend is correct—small details are actually just clouds.

For friends who have been tracking $IP, if you can catch the reversal opportunity during this wave, you can also gain quite a bit of profit from this round of market. The market always repeats the same tricks; those who know how to play can profit from it, while those who don’t will only get cut.

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ser_ngmi

· 01-19 01:49

Are 47 points really that fierce? I didn't even get on the train... --- This trick by the market maker is really old and worn out. It's always the same rhythm. I just don't understand why people keep sending money in. --- Wait, so is it time to enter now, or should I keep observing? --- After being cut three or four times, I realize that chasing the rally is truly a life-and-death matter. --- Counter-trend bottom fishing sounds easy, but the psychological strength required during actual operation is much higher... --- Basically, it's all about intuition and luck. My sense has never been that good.

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OnchainDetective

· 01-18 23:54

According to on-chain data, this 47 percentage point surge pattern is indeed worth in-depth tracking... The fund flow of those short positions that got liquidated is also very interesting, clearly pointing to several large wallet addresses.

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MidnightSnapHunter

· 01-16 03:19

47 percentage points? Man, that number sounds outrageous. The strategy is indeed a strategy, but such a magnitude is really impressive. When the bears were being wiped out, I knew it was time to turn around. The market is just that straightforward and brutal.

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DecentralizeMe

· 01-16 03:08

47 percentage points directly kill the shorts in seconds, this wave is indeed amazing, but I always feel it's the same old story --- Identifying bagholders is easier said than done, most people are still being cut off their positions --- The sense of trend is highly mystical, who dares to truly say they have the right grasp --- Counter-trend trading sounds great, but it's normal to have a mental breakdown during actual operation --- Market routines are the same, but knowing them doesn't mean you can make money, that's the most heartbreaking part --- Seizing opportunities? Ha, by the time I react, the pullback is already over --- $IP's current market vividly illustrates the fate of retail investors --- I understand the strategies of the whales, but I just can't execute them, my fingers are trembling --- Skilled traders are indeed making money, but who dares to say they really know how to play? --- By the time I see the trend clearly, I've already been harvested in a wave

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ThesisInvestor

· 01-16 03:06

47 points drop directly, the bears collectively explode, this move is truly outstanding --- It's the same old trick, retail investors are always a step behind --- Haha, waiting for a reverse opportunity is not that simple, most people still get cut --- The sense of trend really determines everything, details are all illusions --- I missed this wave of $IP rebound, watching others eat the gains feels frustrating --- This is how the market makers play, you either see through it or get cut, there is no third way --- The moment to identify the bagholders is too short, can't react in time --- Basically, some make money while others lose, the market is never fair

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GhostAddressMiner

· 01-16 02:53

47 percentage points, a classic case of the sheep paying for the wool. On-chain data has long written the script; most people just can't understand it.

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