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Exit pressure is Quacklington’s way of estimating how much overhead selling may exist above the current price. It helps traders think about whether rebounds could run into trapped buyers trying to get out near breakeven.
A token can look fine on contract safety and still be a bad trade if a large amount of supply is waiting overhead. That can make moves stall sooner and reduce the quality of rebounds.
Exit pressure is a model, not a crystal ball. It should be used as a probabilistic clue alongside the chart, liquidity, distribution, and momentum.
Quacklington surfaces exit pressure directly and uses it in trade-quality judgment, especially when a token looks late or trapped rather than fresh and clean.