Crypto's total market cap keeps running into serious headwinds at the 3 trillion mark. This is the third time now it's been rejected right around that level. The pattern suggests real sellers are positioned there, making it a critical resistance zone. Either we consolidate longer or break through with conviction—either way, it's a key inflection point worth watching closely.
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wrekt_but_learning
· 11h ago
Is 30 trillion really that difficult? It seems like the big players are just holding this line firmly.
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ProofOfNothing
· 11h ago
The 3 trillion mark is really a bottleneck; why can't it go up...
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ParanoiaKing
· 11h ago
3 trillion has been smashed again, this time it really feels like big players are guarding the door.
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0xLostKey
· 11h ago
The 30 trillion mark is really tough to break through; sellers are holding firm.
Crypto's total market cap keeps running into serious headwinds at the 3 trillion mark. This is the third time now it's been rejected right around that level. The pattern suggests real sellers are positioned there, making it a critical resistance zone. Either we consolidate longer or break through with conviction—either way, it's a key inflection point worth watching closely.