After more than a week of continuous adjustment, based on the K-line pattern, this wave of decline may have already bottomed out. There is quite a bit of hesitation around the key resistance levels, but from historical experience, whenever the adjustment is this deep, it is often a good time to get in.
Instead of worrying about the exact bottom, it’s better to deploy in batches. First establish a basic position, and then gradually add as rebound signals appear. This way, you can lock in potential gains and avoid being caught off guard by sudden reversals. Market opportunities are fleeting; considering the long-term prospects of these few coins, the current prices are indeed worth taking a calm look at.
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ChainSherlockGirl
· 19h ago
According to my analysis, this move is just an opportunity for onlookers to get wallets ready. The historical data is right here.
I agree with the strategy of buying in batches; don't go all in at once. Wait for a rebound signal before adding more, so you can feel more comfortable psychologically.
Interestingly, after each deep correction, it's often a prelude to takeoff—to be continued, everyone.
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IntrovertMetaverse
· 19h ago
I've heard this theory of phased deployment too many times, always claiming it's the bottom, but then it drops again...
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BanklessAtHeart
· 19h ago
Tired of the phrase "batch deployment"? The ones who can truly make money never get caught up in these details.
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TokenRationEater
· 19h ago
Batching this move is indeed reliable, much smarter than obsessing over the bottom.
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Starting to advise to get out again, always the same reasoning, a bit tiring.
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Gold and silver have already risen so much, but the crypto market is still grinding the bottom? That's really a bit behind.
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Repeatedly testing the resistance level indicates that the main force hasn't decided yet, no rush.
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The suggestion of maintaining a basic position is good, just worried that the rebound might come before shrinking.
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Long-term prospects are long-term, but recovering the account in the short term is the real deal. Can you really hold on now?
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Grinding the bottom, I just want to know where this bottom actually is. Can you give a price level?
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Rather than listening to others' analysis, it's better to watch the market and think for yourself. Anyway, the one who gets caught is yourself.
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Every adjustment is said to be a good opportunity, but too many good opportunities might mean there's no chance left.
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AirdropDreamBreaker
· 19h ago
Staggered deployment is indeed a strategy, but I think we should wait and see for now. After all, the last time we were so optimistic, it didn't go up either.
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After more than a week of continuous adjustment, based on the K-line pattern, this wave of decline may have already bottomed out. There is quite a bit of hesitation around the key resistance levels, but from historical experience, whenever the adjustment is this deep, it is often a good time to get in.
Instead of worrying about the exact bottom, it’s better to deploy in batches. First establish a basic position, and then gradually add as rebound signals appear. This way, you can lock in potential gains and avoid being caught off guard by sudden reversals. Market opportunities are fleeting; considering the long-term prospects of these few coins, the current prices are indeed worth taking a calm look at.