2026-01-09 21:26:28

WLFI's recent decline has been quite intense. Starting from the high of 0.1815, the price hasn't stopped much, dropping all the way to the current 0.1643. All short-term moving averages have been broken—MA5 (0.1663), MA10 (0.1668), MA20 (0.1689)—none of them held.

From a technical perspective, the situation isn't very optimistic. The RSI(6) has already fallen to 25.8066, deeply into the weak zone, with no sign of a rebound. The MACD green bars are expanding, and the gap between DIF and DEA is widening (DIF at -0.0020, DEA at -0.0016), indicating that the downward momentum is continuing to strengthen. The bulls have been defeated, and signs of main force distribution are particularly obvious, with continuous dumping regardless of the cost.

If you want to trade, you can go short at the current price of 0.1643. Set the stop-loss above the previous high of 0.1815 to give yourself some buffer. The first target is 0.1600, which is the lowest price in 24 hours and has some support. The second target is at the 0.1500 level.

For long-term trend positions, holding firmly is advisable. Short-term traders should take profits in small batches at support levels to be safer—don't be too greedy. Also, beware of the main force continuing to dump and refresh lows in this weak state, as such events happen frequently.

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Liquidated_Larry

· 01-12 19:38

Here we go again. I was forced in by the main players last time like this, and I still haven't cut my losses.

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CryptoPunster

· 01-10 21:35

It's the main force selling off again, dumping the market. It sounds just like my account's daily routine. Look at this RSI, it's fallen to a ghostly level. I knew I was going to end up losing this trade happily again. All moving averages are crossed, the bear market is collapsing... No, it's my money that’s collapsing. I saw that high point of 0.1815 slip away from my fingertips with my own eyes. Now, talking about a stop-loss at 0.1815 just makes me want to laugh. Target at 0.1500? Bro, are you hinting that I should keep going all-in? Short-term friends are taking profits with small positions. I think this is telling me how I can survive and get out of this situation.

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YieldFarmRefugee

· 01-09 21:56

Oh my god, it's crashing again. WLFI this time is really incredible. --- It seems like short positions are also hesitant to open, fearing the main force will continue to be aggressive. --- All short-term moving averages are broken, this time it might really be a bottom. --- The 0.1500 level looks a bit risky, watch out for sudden drops. --- Has anyone bottomed out or is everyone just watching? --- RSI is already in the abyss, a rebound is far away. --- Holding long-term also requires caution, don't get shaken out psychologically. --- This main force's dumping is indeed ruthless, showing no mercy.

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MergeConflict

· 01-09 21:52

Keep smashing, WLFI's rhythm is really fierce, the bears are having a great time. --- With such obvious main force dumping, short-term players should still be cautious. --- Breaking all the MAs is quite interesting, but I still firmly hold a long-term position. --- RSI has fallen so low, there's no room for a rebound. --- Can the 0.15 level hold? Feels like a suspense. --- Be cautious of continuing to hit new lows; I've seen too many tricks like this. --- When opening a short-term position, set a good stop-loss and don't be greedy for this small profit.

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BakedCatFanboy

· 01-09 21:28

Really, WLFI has trapped me so tightly this time. Looking at the technicals now, there's only one word to describe it—disaster. The short-selling strategy is still decent, but I'm still hesitant. Now I just want to buy the dip. Can 0.15 really hold? It feels like the main force still wants to push lower. Short-term traders really need to be cautious this time; don't get caught by the scythe. It's fallen so much now. Is holding long-term right or wrong? I'm a bit unsure right now.

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