Most charts look the same. Took DOGE here as an example. 1. Sharp sell off Friday evening into the giant wicks. 2. Initial bounce usually topping about halfway through the entire move (which often went -70% or more). 3. Sideways chop 4. Another -10% to -20% sell off on most alts. 5. Slight bounce for now. I think these charts would get interesting the moment they breach those initial highs from the bounces. That can be the confirmation on the trade. From that point, up until the start of the dumps, there are these 15%-30% inefficiencies/gaps which likely get filled relatively easily if price were to get to that point. As long as prices are below that point, I'm assuming to see a relatively volatile chop. If prices lose yesterday's lows (4) then that'd be a a sign of weakness and we'll see more of the wicks filled.(Daan Crypto Trades)