AXS has been quite interesting recently. After a 32% surge, the price is now oscillating at a high level, and many people see this trend as the top. But I think it's not quite the same; it looks more like a healthy profit-taking phase, with the main players preparing for the next rally.
From the market data, the open interest remains high, indicating that large funds haven't exited. In the short term, there are indeed some profit-taking sell-offs, but these selling pressures have been mostly absorbed, and the pullback hasn't been significant. This tight consolidation structure is actually a good signal.
From a trading perspective, I am bullish. The range between 2.000 and 2.030 could be a good entry point; if it drops to 1.920, stop-loss is necessary. Going upward, the first target is 2.200, and if it gets stronger, it could reach 2.400. The key is to hold the breakout consolidation zone; whether it breaks or not, the probability of an upward continuation is quite high.
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ApeWithAPlan
· 11h ago
The feeling of the main force accumulating is still very obvious. If this consolidation doesn't break the support level, I will add to my position.
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LiquidatedThrice
· 11h ago
The structure is indeed compact and organized, but I'm just worried that the main force is just making empty promises again...
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OldLeekMaster
· 11h ago
Hmm, that makes sense. This round of consolidation indeed feels like building up strength.
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SnapshotDayLaborer
· 11h ago
Hmm, this wave of consolidation indeed seems like building up strength. After a 32% increase, instead of a sharp decline, it’s just fluctuating within a narrow range. I can accept this logic.
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CommunityWorker
· 11h ago
To be honest, I'm also watching this round of AXS consolidation, but I think we need to wait a bit longer. Entering at 2.000 might be a bit early.
Anyway, whether it breaks that range or not is the key. I'm betting on this.
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ChainSherlockGirl
· 11h ago
According to my analysis, this wave of AXS's movement is just the old trick of the main force accumulating positions. A 32% rally followed by a pullback to shake out retail investors is just a show to scare them. The holding volume is still high, indicating that big players haven't sold off; they are just clearing out floating positions.
AXS has been quite interesting recently. After a 32% surge, the price is now oscillating at a high level, and many people see this trend as the top. But I think it's not quite the same; it looks more like a healthy profit-taking phase, with the main players preparing for the next rally.
From the market data, the open interest remains high, indicating that large funds haven't exited. In the short term, there are indeed some profit-taking sell-offs, but these selling pressures have been mostly absorbed, and the pullback hasn't been significant. This tight consolidation structure is actually a good signal.
From a trading perspective, I am bullish. The range between 2.000 and 2.030 could be a good entry point; if it drops to 1.920, stop-loss is necessary. Going upward, the first target is 2.200, and if it gets stronger, it could reach 2.400. The key is to hold the breakout consolidation zone; whether it breaks or not, the probability of an upward continuation is quite high.