CIFR recently showed one of those textbook manipulated close patterns we've been tracking—the kind that typically signals strong conviction underneath. The price action tells an interesting story: clearly there's still someone holding positions that are underwater right now, and as this asset keeps grinding higher, that pressure continues to mount. Looking at the technical setup, we're eyeing some key resistance zones. The $20 level should see action again fairly soon, and if momentum holds, there's legitimate room to explore $30 and beyond. The psychology here is worth watching—when underwater positions finally capitulate, that's often when things really accelerate. Keep an eye on volume patterns around those levels.
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UnruggableChad
· 01-17 08:32
NGL, these trapped chips will ultimately have to be liquidated to truly take off... Let's see if it can break through the $20 level.
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RektCoaster
· 01-17 06:02
Hmm... It's obvious that a big player is manipulating the market. If I can't hold $20, I'll just eat noodles directly.
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OnlyUpOnly
· 01-16 18:39
Wow, CIFR's recent trend is really impressive. The true acceleration happens when the resistance zone collapses.
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TokenomicsTrapper
· 01-15 01:17
lmao "textbook manipulated close" aka someone's bag is getting lighter before the rug, calling it now
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fork_in_the_road
· 01-15 01:08
Selling pressure is about to become unsustainable; after breaking $20, it might really take off.
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GateUser-beba108d
· 01-15 01:08
Wow, the movement of CIFR is really interesting. Those guys who are trapped must be feeling pretty miserable.
It seems like we need to wait until it breaks below 20 to really see the situation clearly. Can it reach 30? That's a bit uncertain.
In times like these, it's all about who gives up first. Once there's a massive volume breakout below, it will take off.
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BrokeBeans
· 01-15 00:59
Wait, can this $20 resistance level really be broken? It seems like the people below are still holding on desperately.
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GasFeeBarbecue
· 01-15 00:48
It feels like the selling pressure is about to break through; the market looks too clean, which seems off.
CIFR recently showed one of those textbook manipulated close patterns we've been tracking—the kind that typically signals strong conviction underneath. The price action tells an interesting story: clearly there's still someone holding positions that are underwater right now, and as this asset keeps grinding higher, that pressure continues to mount. Looking at the technical setup, we're eyeing some key resistance zones. The $20 level should see action again fairly soon, and if momentum holds, there's legitimate room to explore $30 and beyond. The psychology here is worth watching—when underwater positions finally capitulate, that's often when things really accelerate. Keep an eye on volume patterns around those levels.