2026-01-16 03:30:02

Recently, there's an interesting phenomenon—some low-liquidity tokens follow the manipulation rhythm of certain market participants, with pump-and-dump, accumulation, and escape, playing out a complete script and then disappearing. Once these people stop their actions, the bearish logic can't hold up.

But this reflects a bigger issue: looking solely at short-term technicals is not enough; you must grasp the overall market direction.

Coincidentally, during this period, the US core CPI data was below expectations, and some large institutions are increasing their Bitcoin holdings. What does this indicate? It shows that the macro environment is quietly changing, and liquidity expectations are adjusting. Compared to those altcoins manipulated by whales, mainstream assets like Bitcoin often better reflect the true market logic.

The biggest risk in trading is being misled by short-term fluctuations, losing sight of the trend. If the direction is correct, many things can be explained. If the direction is wrong, no matter how many techniques you have, it's all useless.

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SnapshotStriker

· 01-16 10:56

Altcoins are just being manipulated and killed off; once the big players withdraw, their true nature is exposed. Still, you have to focus on Bitcoin's overall logic—macro factors are the key.

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ZKProofEnthusiast

· 01-16 03:53

The market manipulators finish their scripts and then run away; I'm tired of this routine. You still need to focus on Bitcoin; the macro perspective is the real boss.

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BearMarketHustler

· 01-16 03:38

It's the same old trick again, looking at those scam coins and their pump-and-dump samples, I can't take it anymore. BTC is the true king, everything else is just a supporting act. Short-term trading strategies, macro view for the long term, finally someone has explained it thoroughly this time. I've already started dollar-cost averaging into Bitcoin, while you’re still debating technical indicators. Liquidity is shifting, institutions are eating up the orders, retail investors are still dreaming about sheep. The script for the big players has already been played out, now it's time to watch the real money flow. Miss the slightest wrong turn on the direction, and no matter how many tricks you have, it's all for nothing. Is the CPI softening only reflected this much? Some people still haven't realized it.

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