2026-01-18 15:00:36

#数字资产市场动态 $AXS The trend has shown a significant change. Yesterday's single-day decline reached 11.38%, and trading volume simultaneously expanded to a scale of 1.46 billion. This combination of high open interest and falling prices often signals two possibilities: major funds may be quietly exiting, or long positions are being concentratedly liquidated.

On the market, selling pressure remains quite persistent, and there hasn't been any substantial buying support observed. The overall structure still favors the bears. If the rebound remains weak, it could be a good opportunity to short.

**Trading Strategy Reference:**
💥Short Position
Entry Range: 1.840-1.860
Stop Loss: 1.920 (hard stop)
First Target: 1.720
Second Target: 1.600

For those interested in the Axis asset, the current technical outlook is indeed worth paying attention to. Changes in open interest structure often precede price movements.

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PuzzledScholar

· 01-21 15:00

The main force is trying to get out, this wave of bears isn't over yet. I think we need to break below 1.720.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 01-21 08:22

The signals of main force fleeing are so obvious, retail investors are still bottom-fishing. To put it plainly, the supply lines on the battlefield have been cut. 1.46 billion in trading volume with an 11% drop—this combination of data doesn't lie. --- Another round of liquidation storm. Seeing the weak buying pressure makes me feel relieved, indicating that the chips are still being pushed downward. --- I'm watching that 1.6 target level, but only if discipline is maintained. If 1.92 doesn't hold, then there's no point in holding this position. --- A volume surge and decline at high levels is always the most brutal hint. The main force won't be kind enough to play with retail investors; survival comes first, brothers. --- I believe the market is dominated by bears, but a weak rebound could also be a trap. We need to wait for confirmation signals before taking action—those in a hurry are doomed. --- With 1.46 billion in trading volume and this decline, I need to confirm whether it's a run or liquidation myself. Data can lie, but market psychology won't.

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ApeWithAPlan

· 01-21 03:50

The main force is again cutting leeks. The signal to escape this time is too obvious. --- A 11% drop with such fierce trading volume... It feels like there's a story behind it. --- With such a strong bearish momentum, I think I'll stay on the sidelines. No need to force it. --- A target of 1.6 feels a bit optimistic, but just set a stop loss. --- Buyers are too weak, no wonder the technicals look so ugly. --- It seems this liquidation isn't over yet. Let's wait a bit longer. --- If you go short at 1.84, be prepared for a sweep. The risk at this level isn't small. --- Change the position structure first, then the price will follow... Same old routine. --- With such persistent selling pressure, a rebound might be a chance to escape. --- The target difference is so large; there's indeed room for volatility, but the risk is quite high.

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BuyHighSellLow

· 01-20 11:17

You're trying to trick me into bottom-fishing again? Last time, listening to you directly cut in half. Forget it, I'll just watch and wait this time.

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ClassicDumpster

· 01-18 15:20

The main force has started to harvest again. A 11% decline this time is not surprising at all; it was obvious from the beginning. --- With a trading volume of 1.46 billion and this drop, it's a clear signal to escape. Retail investors are still buying in. --- A dominant bearish signal: when there's a rebound, sell off. I'm tired of this routine. --- Enter a short position at 1.840, set a stop loss, and go to sleep. Simple and straightforward. --- Changes in the position structure lead the price, that's true, but most people can't see it. --- It's at times like these that there's no buying support, and liquidation begins. --- Target 1.600. If it really drops to that level, I will believe in this analysis. --- Continuous selling pressure with no buyers; this is the best reason to short. --- A weak rebound should be smashed directly; don't hold back.

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ApeShotFirst

· 01-18 15:17

Damn, it dropped again. Is this really the main force clearing out their positions this time? I thought it could rebound. --- 11 points gone in an instant. With such high trading volume, who's selling off? Feels like a major crash is coming. --- The bears are so fierce, if there's no strength to rebound, I really have to consider shorting... but I'm scared. --- This selling pressure is too intense. Where did the buying interest go? Has everyone been scared off? --- Is that 1.720 level really reachable? Feels uncertain. --- I hate it when the main force flees. Always react too late and only realize afterward. --- Something's off. With such high volume, why are they still pushing down? There must be something behind it. --- Anyway, I don't dare to bottom fish anymore. Let's wait and see. --- Hard stop-loss at 1.920... I need more confidence to enter, bro. --- Is this wave really dominated by the bears? Feels like we need to see how it develops next.

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PessimisticLayer

· 01-18 15:17

The main force is again cutting leeks; this wave of escape is too obvious. --- With such a strong bearish trend, just short on rebounds, no need to hesitate. --- 14.6 billion in trading volume with an 11% drop, definitely a signal of main force dumping, feels uncomfortable. --- Is the 1.6 target reliable? Seems like it could go even lower. --- Where have all the buy orders gone? This is what a bear market looks like, everyone. --- Hard stop-loss at 1.92 is a bit tight, but protecting the principal is indeed necessary. --- Changes in position structure are leading the price; this phrase is spot on. --- Another perfect opportunity to short; gearing up and ready to go. --- With such heavy selling pressure, expecting a rebound? Don’t be naive. --- At this pace with AXS, it looks like it will continue to fall.

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NotAFinancialAdvice

· 01-18 15:15

The main force is playing tricks again. With a trading volume of 1.46 billion and this drop, it looks like someone is in a hurry to run out. AXS has been quite aggressive this wave, with the bears completely in control of the market, and even the rebounds are weak. I need to keep a close eye on the 1.84 level. Whether to buy in at that point depends on the actual trend. All the opportunities created by liquidation are just waiting to be taken, it all depends on who dares to take the loss. The selling pressure is so strong, yet there is no main force absorbing it, which is really dangerous. If the 1.6 target can be reached, the unrealized losses from earlier can finally be recovered a bit. Although the market looks ugly, data can be deceiving. I will wait for a confirmed rebound before taking action.

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ForkPrince

· 01-18 15:14

The main force is playing tricks again. This wave of selling pressure looks quite fierce, but I still need to wait for a rebound confirmation before taking action. --- 14.6 billion in trading volume with an 11% decline, that's a bit too harsh... It feels like either a real crash is coming or just a shakeout. --- I need to carefully consider the hard stop-loss at 1.920. The bearish dominance is real, I'm just worried that the rebound strength might suddenly pick up. --- The change in position structure really leads the price movement. I should have paid more attention to this earlier. --- With such fierce selling pressure and no one stepping in to buy, this feels... a good opportunity for shorting.

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compass

· 01-18 15:08

Short positions exploded.

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