Brothers, a lesson learned the hard way! Last week I impulsively chased $MERL and now I'm completely stuck, this move left me dumbfounded 🤯 Today I have to break down this coin's price action for you—don't step into the same pit!
Here’s what happened: last week I saw $MERL surging continuously, almost hitting the $0.5 mark. I thought I’d buy the dip and make a quick profit, but right after I bought in, it started to pull back. Watching these past few days, this coin really can’t hold up—three attempts to break $0.5 all failed. Every time it gets close, the trading volume looks lively but it’s all sell orders dumping, buyers don’t dare step in, and the active funds are more cautious than a rabbit.
Now, $0.5 has become a solid resistance zone, filled with early profit-takers. As soon as the price rises, people cash out, and the selling pressure is insane. Even if some funds try to pump it, sell orders at the top instantly suppress the price; it just can’t go up, and anyone chasing the price becomes a bagholder.
It’s even scarier looking at the on-chain data 😱: every time the price nears $0.5, a bunch of addresses start offloading, maxing out the supply pressure and completely capping the upside.
Overall, $MERL is completely dominated by bears right now. In the short term, it will either oscillate at the top or slowly decline; a strong breakout is basically impossible. Reminder to all brothers: don’t chase the highs! Manage your positions carefully—don’t rush in and get trapped like I did. It’s best to patiently wait for a clear dip-buying signal or just stay on the sidelines and avoid the trap of a short-term fake breakout.
Take this loss as a paid lesson—hope you all can avoid this pit! 💸
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Brothers, a lesson learned the hard way! Last week I impulsively chased $MERL and now I'm completely stuck, this move left me dumbfounded 🤯 Today I have to break down this coin's price action for you—don't step into the same pit!
Here’s what happened: last week I saw $MERL surging continuously, almost hitting the $0.5 mark. I thought I’d buy the dip and make a quick profit, but right after I bought in, it started to pull back. Watching these past few days, this coin really can’t hold up—three attempts to break $0.5 all failed. Every time it gets close, the trading volume looks lively but it’s all sell orders dumping, buyers don’t dare step in, and the active funds are more cautious than a rabbit.
Now, $0.5 has become a solid resistance zone, filled with early profit-takers. As soon as the price rises, people cash out, and the selling pressure is insane. Even if some funds try to pump it, sell orders at the top instantly suppress the price; it just can’t go up, and anyone chasing the price becomes a bagholder.
It’s even scarier looking at the on-chain data 😱: every time the price nears $0.5, a bunch of addresses start offloading, maxing out the supply pressure and completely capping the upside.
Overall, $MERL is completely dominated by bears right now. In the short term, it will either oscillate at the top or slowly decline; a strong breakout is basically impossible. Reminder to all brothers: don’t chase the highs! Manage your positions carefully—don’t rush in and get trapped like I did. It’s best to patiently wait for a clear dip-buying signal or just stay on the sidelines and avoid the trap of a short-term fake breakout.
Take this loss as a paid lesson—hope you all can avoid this pit! 💸
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