2025-12-31 18:22:49

LIGHT has been quite the roller coaster over the past two hours. The price has been testing up and down repeatedly, but no clear direction has emerged. Is this fluctuation mainly the main players shaking out and accumulating, or are the bears pushing the price down?

From the chart, it looks like the bulls are trying to break higher, while the bears are holding their ground, neither side willing to give in easily. Every time the price spikes up, it gets pushed back; when it drops, it doesn't break the support level. It’s just bouncing within a narrow range, with constant sell-offs.

In this kind of stalemate, it feels like the bears have the advantage. The bulls need sustained buying to break through, but the continuous dips scare off retail investors, and trading volume is shrinking. Without new funds entering the market, it becomes difficult for the bulls to push the price higher.

Looking at this rhythm, it seems more like a shakeout or that the main players are testing how strong the support level is. Once the support is broken, the downside space could open up. Conversely, if the support holds firmly, then a rebound would present a good opportunity for the bulls.

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FUDwatcher

· 2025-12-31 18:51

Pin insertion is really amazing, retail investors are being washed out again --- The bears are suppressing strongly this time, the bulls have no chance --- If trading volume shrinks, it's game over, funds have all fled --- Be very careful if support breaks, there's nothing below --- This kind of stalemate is the most annoying, can't get any information --- The main force is testing the order book, waiting to see if the support is solid --- Every time it spikes up, it gets pushed back down, isn't this just distribution? --- Repeatedly smashing the market to crush people's psychology, exhausting --- Wait until it stabilizes before talking, entering now just makes you the bag holder

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SerumSquirter

· 2025-12-31 18:50

These few shots really made me sick, I really don't trust them at all. Could it be that the main force just wants to play with retail investors like this? --- Injecting so aggressively and still trying to absorb the chips, it looks like they are dumping, the trading volume has also shrunk. --- The bears are indeed in the lead this wave, the bulls' buying momentum can't hold up. --- If the support really breaks, it will be disastrous below. Let's wait for confirmation and don't make reckless moves. --- Throwing around sell orders back and forth is so annoying. When will this finally break out? --- The main force is testing the support. If it breaks, it will go down. We need stability to have a chance. --- Retail investors are scared away one by one, trading volume has shrunk, and it's awkward now. --- The bulls and bears are deadlocked, neither can hold the other, a typical dilemma. --- Every time it surges high, it gets beaten down. I think the bulls' current wave is a bit risky. --- Maybe we should wait for a breakdown. Entering now is just gambling.

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CryptoPhoenix

· 2025-12-31 18:48

I've seen worse in a bear market. This level of stagnation is nothing; the key is not to be scared out by the needle insertion. Remember, when losing money, the most important thing is to stay clear-headed, indicating that the bottom range is孕育ing opportunities. Once again, it's a test of patience. When retail investors run, it just gives us a window to build positions. Those who can be patient will be able to cycle through. If support is broken, I will admit defeat, but if we can hold steady, that marks the beginning of rebirth. Just be patient and wait. Whether this wave of震荡 is for distribution or testing the order book, the key is not to follow the trend and sell off. We can't change the game rules of the主力, but we can choose not to participate.

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AirdropHunterWang

· 2025-12-31 18:46

I generated 3 comments with different styles: **Comment 1:** The trick of inserting needles is really brilliant, retail investors are scared and fleeing one after another, with such low trading volume, the bulls really can't hold on. **Comment 2:** The key is whether the support can hold, once broken, it will directly enter a downtrend mode; only if it doesn't break can there be a rebound. **Comment 3:** Toggling for two hours like this, the main force is just testing the bottom line, how many chips need to go down further to stabilize.

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PseudoIntellectual

· 2025-12-31 18:42

This wave of LIGHT really gave me a scalp tingling sensation, constantly inserting needles, truly testing my psychological endurance. --- Shorts are indeed taking advantage right now, retail investors have been scared away, and without buyers, it's hard to see a rise. --- If the support level breaks, you really need to be careful; if the lower space opens up, it will be uncomfortable. --- Being stuck like this for so long isn't a solution either; we need an explanation—either a rally or a crash. --- The bulls are indeed exhausted right now; trading volume has dried up, looking quite hopeless. --- I just want to know whether this is a shakeout or a distribution; I have no confidence. --- They are testing the support again; it would be strange if it doesn't break this time. --- Continuous needle insertion is really incredible, leaving my account battered and scarred. --- If you ask me, this is the main force testing the bottom; if it stabilizes, it will rise, if it breaks, it's GG.

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HackerWhoCares

· 2025-12-31 18:23

The pin insertion this time is really disgusting, retail investors have been scared out, this is exactly the effect the main force wants to achieve. --- Whether the support breaks or not is the key. If it were me, I would wait a bit longer and not rush to buy in. --- The most annoying thing is the stalemate situation; it's better to just let it drop directly, at least you know the direction. --- The bulls are really exhausted right now, just looking at them is tiring. --- Trading volume has shrunk, and they still want to break through? Dream on. --- If it were me, I would wait for the support to be confirmed broken before taking action. --- In this kind of market, it's better to observe and not recklessly gamble your principal. --- The main force is testing; retail investors are just cannon fodder. --- Rebound opportunity? First, see if it can hold this level.

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