$PI Remember, it's the bottom and it won't rebound.

$PI Others are moving up, while π is looking for support on the way down. This is the difference between strength and weakness. Bitcoin Cash—π

$PI Based on my prediction, the daily chart will form a W bottom, dropping from $0.22 to $0.24, then falling back to $0.23 before breaking through $0.24 to reach $0.3.

Yesterday I mentioned that from a macro perspective, Bitcoin Cash will perform very well, and I’ve talked about this viewpoint a few months ago. Why will it perform well? You need to analyze it from multiple angles, especially considering that continuous capital inflow is the most important factor. I’ve always said that price is built up by money. The relationship between volume and price is that volume comes first, then price follows.

$PI still has some support at the $0.22 level. On the 4-hour chart, there have recently been 2 lower wicks, one at 00:00 on December 6 and another at 20:00 on December 7, both closing above $0.22. If the time frame is too short, it's difficult to make a judgment.

I originally planned to buy in at $0.22, but ended up adding a bit more at $0.222. Every time the price drops a bit, I add to my position. I'm used to averaging down to lower my cost.

$PI needs to hold above $0.23 for 3 days for the market to have a chance to move upwards, because right now the 5-day moving average on the daily chart is exactly at $0.23. The 5-day moving average is the main line that drives other daily moving averages upward. At the same time, $0.23 was also a previous consolidation platform. If $0.23 is not broken, it acts as resistance; once $0.23 is broken, it becomes support. Therefore, holding above $0.23 for 3 days is necessary to confirm it as support, because sometimes there are false breakouts that lure buyers in, so requiring 3 days of stability

This kind of small bullish rise like $PI is useless, it's about to go down soon.

There is no need to panic as long as there is no large bearish candle on the daily chart. If the daily chart continuously shows small bearish and bullish candles or consecutive doji stars, then a trend reversal is likely to occur. The reversal could be either downward or upward.

$PI The market has shifted from weak to strong, so it won't reach $0.231. With a bullish candlestick appearing and additional funds buying in, the market will change.

$PI Today's goal is to reach $0.236 and fix the 4-hour chart. The 4-hour trendline has already been fixed. The daily indicator has bottomed out, but it will need some time.

$PI lacks upward momentum, just slowly crawling up like this until eventually a big bearish candle sends it straight down.

$PI Many people say that I use stock market thinking to understand cryptocurrencies. My answer to that is: don't cryptocurrencies also need a large amount of capital buying in to push the price higher? I believe that both stocks and cryptocurrencies are all about the relationship between volume, price, time, and space.

$PI Don't say it will fall below 0.1 USD, it’s difficult to even fall below 0.2 USD. The deepest drop recently was on October 10, 2025, closing at a minimum of 0.1555 USD and 0.19 USD. The long lower shadow indicates that large funds have been waiting at that level. Looking at the weekly chart, the 5-week line and the turning 10-week line are flattening out, around 0.23 USD, so I believe there should be support at 0.23 USD. Additionally, the MACD on the weekly chart is moving towards the 0 axis, while the daily chart, despite the decline, has not broken below the 0 axis in MACD. Consideri

$PI Today, it must hold above 0.2365 at least for there to be a possibility of a pump. This position is approximately where the daily chart 5-day line is located. The 5-day line is known as the attack line, the 10-day line is the operation line, and the 20-day line is the lifeline.

$PI There really isn't much market activity right now, as I mentioned last month that there will be a long period without market movements. By the end of this month, around December 27th, there will be a third attempt to hit the upper edge of the trading range. Whether it succeeds or not depends on the volume; volume is real money. For prices to rise, it relies on money being piled up.

The market $PI is indeed very frustrating, bouncing up and down, and it's hard to know what it will do. If you calm down, you will understand what it is trying to do; perhaps we can find some answers from the path we've walked so far. Now, the market has been fluctuating within a large trading range since September, so generally, there isn't much big movement during fluctuations. It's oscillating within the range of 0.192—0.3 USD, and only breaking through the upper edge of 0.3 USD will lead to a significant movement. So when will it break the upper edge? Typically, the probab

$PI The market is as expected. It was mentioned in mid-last month that there would be no major movements for at least a month. Even if the daily chart rises, it will still fall back because the daily chart is still a small trend compared to the weekly, monthly, and yearly charts as well as the quarterly chart. There is a principle that small trends follow big trends. If the daily chart needs to adjust, then the hourly chart must go down; otherwise, the depth of the adjustment will not be sufficient, and without sufficient depth, the momentum for a pump will not be strong. The development of a