2026-01-16 04:29:35

Interesting phenomenon. UNI has consistently stayed above 5.6 during Bitcoin's downturn, and even when BTC rebounded, its performance was mediocre. As a result, Bitcoin hasn't even had a decent correction, while UNI directly broke through the 5.6 support level. What is the underlying logic behind this?

Either major investors have shifted to other hot coins, or the whales have found a new target for harvesting, planning to shake out more weak hands. Honestly, I am a bit optimistic—if it really drops below 5, I don't mind doubling my position. Anyway, we've come this far, rather than stressing over it, it's better to be prepared and wait for opportunities. That's how the market works; when there's a drop, someone will buy.

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BoredRiceBall

· 01-17 04:56

5.6 broke, and that's it. It's been obvious for a while that UNI doesn't have the strength for this wave, and the big players are definitely looking for new prey.

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PerennialLeek

· 01-16 04:59

Hmm, that's not right. How did UNI suddenly break below support? It feels like BTC is still holding up. Waiting for $5, and then I'll follow to buy the dip. This rhythm is a bit strange; large investors might have already run. Not holding the 5.6 level is indeed a bit hopeless, but the opportunity is also here. Rather than watching and feeling uncomfortable, it's better to just get on board.

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LightningSentry

· 01-16 04:58

5.6 broke, and it's broken. It was obvious long ago. Big players have already exited. Now we're just waiting for a chance below 5. At that time, there will definitely be many who pick up the slack.

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ReverseTradingGuru

· 01-16 04:54

Here it comes again, this routine plays out over and over. UNI is just a litmus test. Just wait, if it drops to $5, I'll go all in. A breakdown is an opportunity; when others are greedy, I buy the dip. If it really breaks through $5 this time, I might just laugh out loud. The logic is simple—it's time to harvest the profits.

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