Recently, the trend of PAXG (Paxos Gold) has attracted market attention. From a technical perspective, this wave of decline has entered an acceleration phase, and several key signals are worth careful analysis.



First is the movement of main funds. On-chain monitoring data shows that around 7:55 AM on the 29th, there was a clear sign of main funds withdrawing, perfectly avoiding the subsequent rapid decline. This operation indicates that large investors had already positioned themselves before the risk was released, which is often a precursor to accelerated decline.

Next, look at technical indicators. RSI(6) has already fallen to 11.68, which is an extremely oversold level. Historical data shows that when reaching this level, it usually means market sentiment is close to collapse, but it does not necessarily indicate that a bottom has formed. On the contrary, such extreme readings are often accompanied by continued panic selling.

From the perspective of market participants, the short positions of some leading compliant platforms and institutions have approached 90%. What does this data indicate? It shows that smart money and institutional investors are highly aligned—they are expressing their views on this price level through actual actions.

Even more exaggerated is the situation in the leverage market. The long-short liquidation ratio within 12 hours exceeded 200:1, meaning that the scale of long positions being liquidated far exceeds that of shorts. Every decline is accompanied by a large number of long positions being wiped out, creating a vicious cycle—decline leads to liquidation, which further accelerates the decline.

From these dimensions, when main funds withdraw in advance, technical indicators reach extreme zones, institutional attitudes are highly aligned, and leverage liquidations reinforce each other, the market has entered a special state. At this point, the choices become particularly critical.

Based on the current technical pattern and market structure, the short-term target range is around $4,330 to $4,270. This estimate is based on multiple technical and liquidity analyses.

In such a market environment, the most important thing is to stay clear-headed. Panic is often the biggest enemy, and rational risk management is the foundation of trading. Every market fluctuation creates opportunities, but these opportunities only favor traders who are well-prepared.
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GateUser-c799715cvip
· 6h ago
The main force ran away at 7:55, I didn't expect this move... RSI has dropped to 11, and they're still smashing it. This pace is a bit ruthless.
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CantAffordPancakevip
· 6h ago
It's the same old story of the main force escaping at the top... I'm really puzzled. These kinds of data always sound very fierce, but what happens? The bottom keeps being shaken repeatedly. Liquidation ratio 200:1? Oh my, these retail investors really should learn to cut losses.
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GasFeeTherapistvip
· 6h ago
It's the same old trick of the main players running away. They always hit the target so precisely. Why am I so bad at this? With RSI at 11.68, can it still keep dropping? That doesn't make sense, brothers. A 200:1 margin call would kill so many more people than this. It hurts just to watch. Institutions are 90% short. Should I also go short? I always feel like I'm operating in the opposite direction. Wait, the target range is 4330 to 4270. Does that mean it still has to fall? My long positions are crying. Prepared traders... uh, what should I prepare? Cut losses?
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TradFiRefugeevip
· 7h ago
The main force has long run away, and we retail investors are still here taking the hit, hilarious --- 200:1 liquidation ratio? This is a casino, brother --- RSI 11.68 is truly incredible, about to reveal everything --- Institutions hold 90% short positions, I ask who else is going long? --- Again, it's about staying alert and risk management. Easy to say, but if you have no money in your pocket, how can you stay alert? --- At the $4270 level, I bet five dollars it will break again --- The big players left at 5 a.m., while we were watching the market, they were already having breakfast --- This term, vicious cycle, couldn't be more fitting to describe us retail investors
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gas_guzzlervip
· 7h ago
Oh my, it's the same old bearish trick, always talking like this and then reversing to rally RSI 11.68, I'm tired of seeing this kind of data, honestly it's just betting on a reversal Whales withdrawing at 7:55? How do I know it's not a fake withdrawal, on-chain data can also be deceiving 200:1 liquidation sounds terrifying, but often that's the time to bottom fish Get real, in times like these you need a gambler's spirit to win 4330 to 4270 is nothing special, just a random support level Feels like the institutions are putting on a show, I don't believe they are really 90% bearish In this panic environment, a reversal is more likely. Just watch.
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GateUser-e19e9c10vip
· 7h ago
This bloodbath in PAXG is truly incredible. The 200:1 liquidation ratio makes me exclaim "Wow," and the bulls are probably still confused right now. --- The big players started to run on the morning of the 29th, and we're still bottom-fishing. The gap is huge. --- RSI down to 11.68 is definitely not a bottom; it's just the beginning of panic. Don't be fooled by the rebound. --- Institutions have a 90% short position ratio, which indicates extreme bearishness. Retail investors entering at this time are just feeding the market. --- Every time I see this kind of analysis, I want to ask: who is the "prepared" trader, really? --- The decline leads to liquidations, which then accelerate the decline—an endless cycle. Let the professional teams handle this round. --- From 4330 to 4270? Anyway, I dare not take this position anymore. Let's wait and see if I can bottom-fish. --- Main force capital always has a keener sense than retail investors. That's the reality.
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BearMarketSurvivorvip
· 7h ago
Once again, it's the main force secretly running away, retail investors are still dreaming. --- RSI is at 11.68 and you still say it's not the bottom? When will it be? I'm truly convinced. --- 90% short position ratio... Seeing this data makes me a bit anxious. It's ridiculous how the smart money is so unanimous. --- Liquidation ratio is 200:1? Brothers going long, you've really been completely wiped out this time. --- Wait, the main force ran on the 29th, and you're only mentioning it now? The information lag is too significant. --- I know panic is the enemy, but the question is how to survive in a liquidation wave of 200:1. --- Is the $4270 level really the bottom, or is it just another trick to make me buy in? I'm a bit tired. --- So should I buy now or wait? The most annoying thing about this kind of analysis is that they never give a clear answer. --- Consistent institutional attitude is often the biggest trap. What about the lessons from history? --- Rational risk management sounds easy, but who can stay calm during a panic?
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