Most people assume rallies fail because something bad suddenly happens. I’ve noticed more often they stall even when nothing new shows up, which always feels harder to explain in the moment.
During the last few sessions, price kept moving up in a way that looked clean enough to trust. The mood around it felt settled, almost relieved. That’s usually when I start feeling slightly disconnected, like the move is doing the talking instead of the participants.
What stands out to me is how agreement creeps in quietly. Not excitement, not panic—just a shared sense that “this makes sense.” Liquidity feels thinner there. The push continues, but it feels like it’s leaning on expectation rather than effort.
I also catch myself wanting the rally to validate earlier patience. That’s uncomfortable to admit, but it changes how I read small pauses. They start to feel like noise instead of information.
Sometimes the failure doesn’t come from resistance or news, but from the absence of friction. A move with no argument behind it often fades without one.
When everyone seems aligned, who is actually left to disagree?
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