Yesterday's strategy continued to follow up, and POL gained another 600 points in profit. From a short-term structural perspective, the bearish forces still dominate.
From an on-chain data perspective, large funds are continuously fleeing, and this signal is very clear. At the same time, trading volume is also shrinking significantly, indicating that the buying interest for follow-up is insufficient, and market participation is declining.
Against this backdrop, cryptocurrencies like ZEN, ZEC, AXS, DASH, and others are also facing similar pressures. When large funds are reducing their holdings and retail investors are unwilling to follow, the market direction becomes relatively clear. The logic of bearish control continues, and the short-term rebound momentum is limited.
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SatoshiLeftOnRead
· 5h ago
Large capital outflows lead to declining trading volume, this wave really has no buying momentum
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A 600-point gain is good, but all these coins are getting hammered... be careful
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Such obvious bearish signals, retail investors still dare to buy in, truly brave
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On-chain data looks so bad, a short-term rebound? Overestimating it, right?
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ZEN, ZEC, AXS, DASH all falling together, this is market reality
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The big players have all left, what are you still expecting? The coming period will be tough
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AlphaBrain
· 5h ago
A 600-point gain is decent, but this wave of short selling is indeed fierce.
The large funds are fleeing, and trading volume is shrinking... indicating that no one is willing to take the other side.
ZEN also had to be a bystander, which looks uncomfortable.
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FundingMartyr
· 5h ago
Big funds have all pulled out, retail investors also have no mood to follow, this is a sign of dead silence.
On-chain data doesn't lie; when trading volume shrinks, it's basically over.
POL's 600 points are just so-so; the bears can probably continue to suppress for a while.
As for those ZEN coins, even more so, they'll all be sacrificed together.
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OldLeekMaster
· 5h ago
Is 600 points enough? I think POL still has to go lower this wave. The big players have already run, and retail investors are still buying the dip. This trick is so old.
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A shrinking trading volume is the real danger signal, indicating that no one dares to buy anymore.
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I haven't looked at that bunch of coins like ZEN, but the logic is correct—bear control is exactly this rhythm.
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The statement that the rebound momentum is limited is quite conservative. I don't think it will last in the short term.
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With such obvious on-chain fund outflows, there are still people bottom-fishing? Impressive, everyone.
Yesterday's strategy continued to follow up, and POL gained another 600 points in profit. From a short-term structural perspective, the bearish forces still dominate.
From an on-chain data perspective, large funds are continuously fleeing, and this signal is very clear. At the same time, trading volume is also shrinking significantly, indicating that the buying interest for follow-up is insufficient, and market participation is declining.
Against this backdrop, cryptocurrencies like ZEN, ZEC, AXS, DASH, and others are also facing similar pressures. When large funds are reducing their holdings and retail investors are unwilling to follow, the market direction becomes relatively clear. The logic of bearish control continues, and the short-term rebound momentum is limited.