TRADOOR has risen from 1 dollar to 5 dollars in this wave, and the market maker is now preparing to pack up and leave—just hasn't completely turned against it yet, still maintaining a long positions stance on the surface.

Looking at the monitoring data, early funds were crazily traded between the lines of 1.0000 and 1.0002, with a range that is shockingly narrow, clearly a cost zone for building positions. After accumulating enough chips, it has been pushed up, and now it is near 5 dollars, with the upward momentum clearly not as fierce as before. You will find that the price begins to fluctuate repeatedly, rather than breaking through sharply - under this rhythm, more chips are being gradually handed over to those retail investors chasing the rise at high levels.

The pressure at this position of 5.0001 is very obvious. Every time the price approaches here, selling pressure will concentrate and emerge. The market maker is likely pulling up while selling, using emotional surges to make the final round of distribution. If you see the price repeatedly testing around 5 but unable to break through, it can basically confirm that a top formation is in progress.

**What to do in trading?**
If you already have long positions, don’t expect another major upward wave. Near the surge around 5, you should consider reducing your position in batches or closing it directly to secure profits. Those who are flat should not rush to catch the bottom; at this point, it’s more suitable to wait for an opportunity to short—watch for high-volume stagnation at elevated levels. Once there’s a clear lack of strength after a surge, you can consider shorting in the short term, but the target is to look for a pullback rather than a trend reversal, so don’t be too greedy.

**Risk Reminder:**
Never blindly chase long positions or add to your position at high levels. Although nominally we are still in long positions, in essence, we have entered the preparation period for distribution. The direction of market makers and retail investors is often not on the same channel.

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StayCalm,Don'tGetTooExcited1

· 14h ago

I shouldn't have more, he is sorry.

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FarmToRiches

· 18h ago

It's the same old trick again, market makers make money while retail investors are left with the scraps, they always play it this way.

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ContractCollector

· 18h ago

It's the same old trick again, sucking it up from 1 to 5 and then starting to dump the goods, retail investors are always the dumb buyers.

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CryptoTarotReader

· 18h ago

It's the same old routine, the market maker accumulates and then distributes, while retail investors always take the last hit, it's really absurd. Don't believe it? Just look at this wall at 5, it feels like we can't break through it no matter what. TRADOOR is a ticket where those chasing at high positions are true warriors, I really can't understand it. From 1 to 5, it's already multiplied so many times, what else do you want? Greed doesn't end well. Actually, I should have run a long time ago, still holding a long order now is really a bit risky. The market maker pulls while selling this way, and retail investors are always slow to react, it's pathetic. Wait a minute, why is this resistance level so strong? It might really be at the end. Holding a short position and observing is the smart choice, don't go against the market maker. Repeatedly testing 5 without breaking? That basically confirms it, it's definitely a top signal. I just can't understand why some people still chase at high positions, isn't that just making things harder for themselves? Sell, sell, sell, locking in profits is the most practical, greed is the enemy of trading. The market maker's thoughts are really hard to guess, but this kind of trading method at high positions is definitely not a good sign.

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MEVictim

· 18h ago

It's the same old trick again, buy at 1 and sell at 5, retail investors always end up catching a falling knife, haha.

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LuckyMiaoCat

· 18h ago

Makes a lot of sense.

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