True #GoodMorningBinanceFamily $OG
OG
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BullishBanter
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BearishYeah, this move looks crazy, but it’s not random. What you’re seeing on $OG is a classic leverage + liquidity trap, and it’s happening repeatedly for a reason.
What’s actually happening here 👇
1) Forced liquidations OG is heavily traded on leverage. When price drops a little, longs get liquidated, that liquidation pushes price lower, which triggers more liquidations.
This creates those straight red candles you’re seeing.
2) Low real liquidity After the first big dump, real buyers disappear. With thin order books, even small sell pressure causes massive drops. That’s why price keeps sliding every week.
3) Repeated liquidity grabs Big players know where retail places:
Longs near support
Tight stop-losses
They push price down on purpose, clean the liquidity, then either range or bounce later.
4) No healthy structure Look at the chart:
No higher lows
No base building
No volume confirmation
So every bounce is weak and gets sold again.
Why this keeps happening weekly
Because traders keep over-leveraging the same pattern. Market makers repeat the same trap until interest dies.
Key takeaway (important) ⚠️
This is not a normal dip and not a safe long environment.
Until OG:
Builds a solid base
Stops making lower lows
Shows real spot buying
👉 Every bounce is risky, not an opportunity.
How experienced traders handle this
No revenge trades
No catching falling knives
Wait for stability, not speed
Sometimes the best trade is no trade.
This chart is pure distribution + liquidation, nothing else.
$OG
{future}(OGUSDT)
What’s actually happening here 👇
1) Forced liquidations OG is heavily traded on leverage. When price drops a little, longs get liquidated, that liquidation pushes price lower, which triggers more liquidations.
This creates those straight red candles you’re seeing.
2) Low real liquidity After the first big dump, real buyers disappear. With thin order books, even small sell pressure causes massive drops. That’s why price keeps sliding every week.
3) Repeated liquidity grabs Big players know where retail places:
Longs near support
Tight stop-losses
They push price down on purpose, clean the liquidity, then either range or bounce later.
4) No healthy structure Look at the chart:
No higher lows
No base building
No volume confirmation
So every bounce is weak and gets sold again.
Why this keeps happening weekly
Because traders keep over-leveraging the same pattern. Market makers repeat the same trap until interest dies.
Key takeaway (important) ⚠️
This is not a normal dip and not a safe long environment.
Until OG:
Builds a solid base
Stops making lower lows
Shows real spot buying
👉 Every bounce is risky, not an opportunity.
How experienced traders handle this
No revenge trades
No catching falling knives
Wait for stability, not speed
Sometimes the best trade is no trade.
This chart is pure distribution + liquidation, nothing else.
$OG
{future}(OGUSDT)
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