#Strategy加仓BTC $MERL this wave of market movement is indeed interesting—volume increased as it broke down, and the price action clearly shows weakness. My view is that it might be a good opportunity to short.



Enter the position between 0.210 and 0.215, with a stop-loss set at 0.230 (this is rigid and cannot be moved). Looking downward, the first profit target is 0.190, and if things go smoothly, then 0.170.

Why do I judge it this way? $MERL has already fallen over 12%, yet trading volume remains active, and open interest data is quite substantial. The market logic points to two possibilities: either long positions are being liquidated or major players are offloading. The key support area has already been broken, the rebound during trading hours was weak, and sellers have been pushing prices down.

On a short-term basis, any rebound back to the previous support zone (now turned resistance) is worth shorting again, as the downward structure is quite complete. This wave of decline has a clear logic, and the probability of continuing to fall remains high.
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AltcoinMarathonervip
· 2h ago
ngl, watching $MERL dump like this hits different... reminds me of mile 18 when everyone thinks they're done but the real race is just starting. short-term traders burning out while the structure keeps breaking lower.
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JustHodlItvip
· 2h ago
The bearish signal is so obvious, I directly jumped in, entered at 0.210, and will not change my mind with a stop loss at 0.230. Huh? Rebound back to the resistance level and short again, I can accept this logic. Whether it's the main force offloading or a liquidation, it doesn't matter to me. Once it goes down, it's over. Can 0.170 really be reached? I'm a bit期待.
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GateUser-e51e87c7vip
· 2h ago
When volume drops and breaks down, thinking about shorting is a common tactic, but can it really hold at the 0.210 level? --- The sellers keep pushing the price down, feeling like the main force is really offloading. MERL, stay calm during this wave. --- A 12% drop with such active volume definitely indicates something. It depends on how tight your stop-loss is. --- Rebound and then short again—easy to say, but will you get shaken out in real trading? --- I believe in 0.170, but I'm worried that a rebound in the middle might eat into your profits. --- Is it a liquidation or offloading? Which of these possibilities is more likely to cause a crash? Which side are you betting on?
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GasBanditvip
· 2h ago
Market analysis is detailed enough, but the 0.210 range is a bit crowded, which might attract many follow-the-leader short sellers. It could then be easily swept out.
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