Analyze the phenomenon of SPCX rising before the market opens but getting sold off at the open. Discuss investor psychology and subsequent potential downside expectations, and help explain the logic behind cryptocurrency price fluctuations.

When the market opens, it’s 100% going to be a sell-off
A bunch of people are afraid they’ll run too slow and get buried
A bunch of people think they can buy the bottom—and then get buried
The market is clearly on an uptrend, but the opening isn’t satisfying at all
Do you think this is the bottom? Actually, it can still drop #spacex

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SandwichMev

· 12h ago

Pre-market pumps are all to unload, and retail investors chasing the rally are handing themselves over for a kill.

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L2BridgeMaster

· 07-22 06:09

This project’s team is really disgusting—drawing K-lines in the pre-market to trick/entice people, then at the open they smash straight through your psychological defenses.

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TrendSlice

· 07-21 19:47

They always say it’s different every time, but in the end it’s the same every time—the suckers’ memory only lasts seven seconds.

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MacroStopper

· 07-21 19:34

Always dumps at the open—tried and tested, works every time.

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CycleTiming

· 07-21 13:42

The market maker is just waiting for you to go in and take the bag—don’t be stupid.

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GateUser-002cf279

· 07-21 11:31

Just charge in and go all out 👊

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YieldSkeptic

· 07-21 08:53

Why does it always feel like this time is different? Because greed blinds you. The bigger the pre-market rise, the more room the market maker has prepared to distribute. What you think is catching the dip is actually taking the bag. What you think is a rebound is just a brief flicker before the lights go out. Remember: in a bear market, there is no bottom—only a lower bottom.

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EntropyReducer

· 07-21 08:34

Same old routine again.

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GasFuel

· 07-21 08:32

Actually shorting is the right move, but a lot of people don’t dare—they’re afraid of getting blown up. But with this kind of pre-market upswing, the win rate for short positions is extremely high.

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CommunityMaker

· 07-21 08:29

Let’s analyze it carefully: with low pre-market trading volume, the price is easier to be manipulated. After the big player pushes the price higher, when the market opens a large number of retail traders rush in and buy—exactly the situation that lets the big player unload their holdings. So the more the pre-market rises, the heavier the sell pressure at the open. That’s the logic.

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