Monero (XMR) has recently experienced a surge, and from a technical perspective, there are subtle signs behind this movement. Looking at history, whenever XMR undergoes a significant phased rally and breaks out, it often coincides with major adjustments in the crypto market. Bitcoin's cycle characteristics are clear—roughly every four to five years, a deep market reshuffle occurs, and before these major upheavals, XMR always provides early signals.
From the perspective of market makers, this operational logic is quite straightforward: push the price up to sell and realize profits, then wait for black swan events to occur as expected, and finally re-enter at the bottom to prepare for the next five-year cycle. Recently, Monero has been continuously rising, and market sentiment has clearly warmed. If this pattern holds, a relatively noticeable correction may be upcoming.
From a trading standpoint, BTC is currently repeatedly testing resistance levels, with the target possibly around 70,000. For aggressive traders, this level is worth paying attention to.
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OnchainDetectiveBing
· 01-18 01:19
XMR is acting up again. Are you tired of this routine?
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CodeZeroBasis
· 01-17 10:17
XMR's recent surge is indeed strange; every time it breaks out, it's not a good sign... History is really repeating itself.
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RektRecorder
· 01-17 05:34
XMR is going to perform again? Every time it rises, it feels like a signal flare, causing everyone to panic.
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DeFiVeteran
· 01-16 07:30
XMR is starting this tactic again... Every time there's a pump, it's a signal flare from the whales. Wake up, everyone.
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RunWhenCut
· 01-15 01:53
This wave of XMR's surge is indeed a bit suspicious. The historical patterns are right here—are we at a critical moment again?
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MEVHunterLucky
· 01-15 01:52
Same old story again, XMR surges and then crashes? Wake up, everyone. This theory has been proven wrong multiple times already.
The manipulator's tricks are so exaggerated, do they really think we're all just leeks?
70k is just a reference; don't treat analysis like the Bible. The ones who end up losing are still those who follow the trend.
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GasFeeCry
· 01-15 01:48
XMR's recent surge is indeed a bit strange, with historical patterns standing here... feels like another shakeout is coming.
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liquidation_watcher
· 01-15 01:48
XMR's recent surge is a bit suspicious, always signaling the night before a black swan... the manipulators' tactics are deep.
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InfraVibes
· 01-15 01:46
XMR's recent surge is indeed strange; it's always the calm before the storm.
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EternalMiner
· 01-15 01:34
XMR's recent surge is indeed bizarre, always following the same pattern. The big players are really good at manipulating the market.
Monero (XMR) has recently experienced a surge, and from a technical perspective, there are subtle signs behind this movement. Looking at history, whenever XMR undergoes a significant phased rally and breaks out, it often coincides with major adjustments in the crypto market. Bitcoin's cycle characteristics are clear—roughly every four to five years, a deep market reshuffle occurs, and before these major upheavals, XMR always provides early signals.
From the perspective of market makers, this operational logic is quite straightforward: push the price up to sell and realize profits, then wait for black swan events to occur as expected, and finally re-enter at the bottom to prepare for the next five-year cycle. Recently, Monero has been continuously rising, and market sentiment has clearly warmed. If this pattern holds, a relatively noticeable correction may be upcoming.
From a trading standpoint, BTC is currently repeatedly testing resistance levels, with the target possibly around 70,000. For aggressive traders, this level is worth paying attention to.