The market's been rough lately, and everyone's asking the same question—where's the actual floor?
Looking at the charts, there are a few zones that deserve attention. Some assets are showing signs of potential reversal near certain support levels, while others are still grinding through corrections. It's not about calling the exact bottom (nobody nails that anyway), but more about identifying where smart entries might line up.
Key takeaway: Watch for consolidation patterns around major resistance turned support. If we see volume confirmation at these levels, that's usually when things get interesting. Pay attention to the daily closes—they'll tell you whether sellers are exhausted or just taking a breath before the next wave down.
The real tell will be how these assets hold their key levels over the next few trading sessions. Sometimes the bottom looks obvious in hindsight, but while you're living it, it's just noise and opportunity mixed together.
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TokenUnlocker
· 2h ago
Bottom? Haha, who can accurately buy the dip? Those support levels in the chart are somewhat interesting, but it's truly an opportunity only when the volume confirms.
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MEVHunterWang
· 12-20 05:27
Bottom? Who can tell now, I just go with the trading volume.
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SignatureDenied
· 12-20 05:23
Bottom? Don't even think about it, this thing doesn't have an exact number.
No one can precisely catch the bottom; it's all armchair strategizing after the fact. I'm currently waiting for volume confirmation—that's the real signal.
The key is whether we can hold the support level in the next few days; otherwise, it could be a sign of another sharp decline.
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SatoshiChallenger
· 12-20 05:18
What are you talking about support levels reversing again? Data shows that this argument is made every bear market, and so what? 90% of people still can't escape the fate of losses.
Ironically, the person writing this article probably hasn't even caught a real bottom once, and now they're here teaching others how to read candlestick charts. Interesting.
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 12-20 05:18
All the bottom-fishers died on the beach, I just watch
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Waiting for volume, any rebound without volume is a trap
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Honestly, no one can predict the bottom accurately, the key is not to go all-in at once
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The daily closing price is what matters, everything else is nonsense
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Every time they say to watch support levels, but when support levels break, it happens the fastest
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This round of market is truly dead, consolidation is a joke, it just crashes down
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Smart entry? Bro, I think right now it's all smart money cutting the leeks
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My intuition tells me it still needs to fall, charts can't be trusted
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Listening to professionals, it's basically gambling, everyone knows it well
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Is volume confirmation useful? A single market maker match can wipe it out
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BrokenDAO
· 12-20 05:11
Basically, it's about whether the support level can hold, but this logic itself is flawed—who defines the support level? The areas where the market consensus expects often collapse first.
The market's been rough lately, and everyone's asking the same question—where's the actual floor?
Looking at the charts, there are a few zones that deserve attention. Some assets are showing signs of potential reversal near certain support levels, while others are still grinding through corrections. It's not about calling the exact bottom (nobody nails that anyway), but more about identifying where smart entries might line up.
Key takeaway: Watch for consolidation patterns around major resistance turned support. If we see volume confirmation at these levels, that's usually when things get interesting. Pay attention to the daily closes—they'll tell you whether sellers are exhausted or just taking a breath before the next wave down.
The real tell will be how these assets hold their key levels over the next few trading sessions. Sometimes the bottom looks obvious in hindsight, but while you're living it, it's just noise and opportunity mixed together.