2026-01-18 15:35:40

The pressure level indicator is becoming increasingly critical. Looking at the current situation of BTC, a lot of funds have accumulated in both futures and spot markets, and it has even made it onto the hot project rankings. However, as soon as it hits a major resistance level, there's immediately a wave of pullback—sometimes it even drops out of the hot list directly.

The fundamental reason is actually quite painful. Market liquidity has shrunk by at least 80% compared to early 2024, and relative to 2023, it has deteriorated by over 95%. What does this mean? It means that the cost for manipulators to dump the market has been greatly reduced, making it easier for the price to be pushed down at critical levels.

The risk of resistance levels failing due to liquidity exhaustion is becoming the core contradiction in current trading.

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memecoin_therapy

· 12h ago

Liquidity is so dried up, no wonder the resistance levels are meaningless; the big players can smash through them with just a finger. These resistance levels are now just decorations; when it really matters, they get broken through directly. Wait, liquidity has shrunk by 95%? Then what are we retail investors supposed to do? The failure of the resistance levels has been obvious for a while; now it's just a matter of waiting for a rebound. Do we really have to wait for liquidity to recover before we can stabilize? It feels like it's a distant hope.

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ETH_Maxi_Taxi

· 12h ago

Liquidity is so sluggish that it's no wonder the resistance levels are meaningless. It was obvious all along. Traders' dumping costs have decreased by 95%, retail investors are still sleepwalking there. Instead of studying resistance levels, it's better to figure out how to survive and exit this market. Honestly, compared to 2023, the liquidity in 2024 feels like the entire market is bleeding out. I saw early on that the resistance levels would fail, but not being able to make money is the most heartbreaking part.

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Whale_Whisperer

· 12h ago

Liquidity is so poor, no wonder it crashes as soon as it hits resistance levels. It was obvious from the start. The trader’s costs are low, and retail investors’ hard-earned money becomes valuable. It’s a classic zero-sum game. 95% of the liquidity has disappeared. Once I saw this data, I knew how to play it. Resistance levels are now just a facade; the real battleground is in the hands of the market makers. Instead of studying resistance levels, it’s better to understand the market makers’ psychology. This market is very realistic. Hotspot rankings are just hunting grounds for traders; don’t be fooled. Liquidity exhaustion = retail investors have no way out. That’s the core contradiction at its essence. Even hot projects can be knocked out of the rankings; that’s brutal. Since early 2024, the market has shrunk by 80%. It feels like I witness a market collapse every day. When resistance levels fail, they become completely meaningless. Do traders rely solely on intuition?

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DegenDreamer

· 12h ago

Liquidity has shrunk by 95%, no wonder it crashes every time it hits a resistance level. The cost for crypto traders is dirt cheap, while we retail investors are still dreaming about coins. The resistance level has long been invalidated, now it's just a matter of who can hold on till the end. Since early 2024, has the market already died? It feels like there's no more opportunity. Deep evaporation is so severe, no wonder BTC has been stuck and not moving. This liquidity crisis is the real trap; just looking at the candlestick charts is useless. Frequent contract liquidations indicate that the bottom hasn't been reached at all.

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