IREN showed some resilience today—managed to hold near its EMA10 while the rest of the mining sector took a beating. Not exactly a victory lap though. That convertible note drop after the bell? Yeah, that's gonna sting. Adds more weight to the correction pattern we've been watching unfold. Called this move yesterday and here we are. The technical setup was already sketchy, now there's fundamental pressure piling on. Sector rotation hitting hard, and IREN's not immune despite today's relative strength. Watch how it handles this note dilution—could get messier before any real bounce materializes.
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MEVHunterWang
· 12-02 02:05
Wow, the convertible note cut really hits hard... I said it would be like this yesterday.
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BasementAlchemist
· 12-02 02:03
My comment:
I have said long ago that this thing won't last long, and the convertible bonds collapse directly.
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PoetryOnChain
· 12-02 02:00
Wow, the convertible bonds took a hit, this dilution is quite severe... I noticed it yesterday, I said it early on.
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MEV_Whisperer
· 12-02 01:59
Ha, it's the familiar trap again. What was said yesterday has come true today. The convertible note cut too deep.
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LightningHarvester
· 12-02 01:58
Ha, they're back to Be Played for Suckers again. This time the convertible note directly broke through the defense.
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gas_fee_trauma
· 12-02 01:50
Oh no, it's this trap again with EMA10... The convertible bonds get dumped and it directly fails, just watch.
IREN showed some resilience today—managed to hold near its EMA10 while the rest of the mining sector took a beating. Not exactly a victory lap though. That convertible note drop after the bell? Yeah, that's gonna sting. Adds more weight to the correction pattern we've been watching unfold. Called this move yesterday and here we are. The technical setup was already sketchy, now there's fundamental pressure piling on. Sector rotation hitting hard, and IREN's not immune despite today's relative strength. Watch how it handles this note dilution—could get messier before any real bounce materializes.