2026-01-17 19:35:51

WOJAK showing what looks like a textbook double-top formation here—classic "golden arches" pattern printed on the charts. The question traders are asking: is this the bottom, or does it bounce from resistance first before running? Dip buyers are eyeing this level, but confirmation matters. Watch the volume action on any recovery move—that'll tell you if there's real conviction behind the next push. What's your read on this setup?

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MetaverseMigrant

· 1h ago

Hmm, the double-top this time is indeed a bit tense... But since the volume hasn't picked up, I really don't dare to buy the dip. What do you think?

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SwapWhisperer

· 3h ago

Double top drops down, if the volume isn't fierce enough, I don't believe this rebound.

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MoneyBurner

· 3h ago

Double top crashed down, and I increased my position again, really betting on this rebound, otherwise how can I prove myself?

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RugResistant

· 3h ago

volume's the tell here—seen too many false breakouts on low conviction moves. that double-top's textbook but so are the traps that follow it ngl

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NotFinancialAdviser

· 3h ago

Double top? Bro, are you seeing things? The breakout hasn't been confirmed yet.

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ProposalManiac

· 3h ago

The double top pattern is something I've heard many times, but the real question is—can the trading volume cooperate? Historically, how many times has this "classic pattern" ended up being a harvesting tool for retail investors. Now, with dip buyers itching to jump in, I want to see if they actually have any bargaining power.

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