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$DUSK It's no longer a matter of whether this position is long or short. All support points are being heavily pushed up by the big whales. Every time the price approaches a reversal point, the whales buy in again, trying to push the price higher.

$DUSK Complete and utter manipulation by the whales. They want to wipe out all the short positions, which have already been damaged. Over $200,000 worth of shorts are involved here. That's it. They aren't even willing to trigger a long squeeze. If you now cut down with a sickle, the longs exceeding $50,000 in position have already been worn down with enormous funding costs. In this situation, I can only interpret that all the long positions are now controlled by the whales. At this point, adding to your position is like handing over a knife.

$DUSK This market is manipulated by big players, repeatedly pushing prices higher to lure you into long positions, then quickly pulling it down again, preparing for a big move. A wave of retracement should come soon, which will likely trigger a liquidation of long positions.

$DUSK can't reach 1.4 anymore, it's recommended to enter around 0.08 next time.

$DUSK If you don't want to hold a long position overnight, you can exit now. The risk of holding overnight today is very high.

$DUSK Let them play around, waiting for free time.

$DUSK There's basically no need for liquidity at all, it's unbelievable.

$DUSK The one dumping the market, I respect you. I thought it would rise to 0.15, and I still had two funds stored.

$UAI He hasn't broken the high point for 12 consecutive hours. Continuing to go long at this point doesn't seem like a wise decision. If you have absolute funds, then never mind what I said.

$DOLO Clearly a套路, now the main funds, if they continue to be trapped in this, they only have two options: either push this coin to a height that no longer belongs to it, or take profits now and wipe out the surrounding retail investors. Of course, I think there are probably not many retail investors left now. If they still want to continue to liquidate these retail investors, they might have to go back to around 0.1, especially those who entered around 0.7. The amount of capital invested is too large.