#美联储降息 Recently, Ethereum's price movement has indeed been somewhat stagnant, which is common in the secondary market. Currently, a small coin called $JELLYJELLY has attracted a lot of attention. From a technical perspective, this is a typical target for strong whales to control the market. After a surge in volume yesterday, the price faced short-term resistance and fell back, showing a clear "waist jump" pattern. There may be two reasons behind this: either the whales are selling off chips at high levels to lock in profits, or they have directly chosen to dump and run, resulting in no subsequent momentum to support the market and leading to a weakening trend.



For investors who have not yet entered this asset, you can watch for short positions in the range of 0.075-0.070, and try a light position to test the waters. Based on the K-line trend and volume-price performance, the lower resistance level is around 0.065. Of course, small coins like this tend to be highly volatile and risky, so risk management is essential. Finally, if you currently lack confidence in market judgment or a clear strategy, it’s advisable to observe the market more, and learn to combine fundamental and technical analysis.
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token_therapistvip
· 8h ago
The probability of the market maker running away is really quite high. Usually, these small coins don't end well.
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AirdropNinjavip
· 12-14 14:08
It's the old trick of the big players running away again. I've seen this kind of coin many times. Sounds good, but I'll still wait and see. I'm afraid of getting stuck with the bag. Mid-section plunge... As expected, nothing good. With small coins like this, making quick money also means losing quickly. That 0.065 level feels very risky; I don't dare to touch it.
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0xDreamChaservip
· 12-13 20:02
We've seen many cases of market makers running away, and this time JELLY is also doomed to follow the same fate.
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LeverageAddictvip
· 12-13 19:57
The market maker is cutting the leeks again, I'm too familiar with this routine. It's either a mid-section plunge or profit-taking, basically just afraid of being trapped. Can 0.065 really hold up? Feels like it still needs to test the bottom. Small coins are just gambling; I think I'll wait and see. After this round of Federal Reserve rate cuts, nothing is certain. Moving recklessly is like giving away money.
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WhaleWatchervip
· 12-12 09:20
The rhythm of the market maker running away, this wave is indeed a bit fierce --- With jelly and such projects, it's all about psychological games, right? --- Still daring to chase after a dip in the waist area, truly courageous --- Wait and see, don't rush to buy the dip. There are too many traps in these kinds of coins --- Risk control is the most important, small-cap coins are really a knife's edge --- Even a rate cut by the Federal Reserve can't save ETH, let alone jelly --- The 0.065 level is worth paying attention to, but the premise is not to go all in --- Learning technical analysis is still not as good as learning when to shut up, haha --- Price surges and then plunges? Honestly, it's the market maker harvesting --- Feels like this article is advising people not to play, but between the lines, it's also inducing. Interesting
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InfraVibesvip
· 12-12 09:20
It's the usual scam of the big players running away; this wave of JELLY truly feels like they are reaping the benefits of the unwary.
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CryptoNomicsvip
· 12-12 09:19
ah, classic pump-and-dump mechanics disguised as "technical analysis." let me run a quick correlation matrix here—your 0.075-0.070 entry thesis completely ignores the underlying tokenomics fundamentals. statistically significant? doubt it.
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StablecoinSkepticvip
· 12-12 09:18
Is the probability of the big player running away higher than the probability of a pullback?
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GateUser-cff9c776vip
· 12-12 09:03
Honestly, this is Schrödinger's bull market. JELLY is a typical "bubble period artwork" setup, where the whale dumps chips at high positions and runs away. This perfectly exemplifies the philosophy of a bear market.
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