2025-12-23 05:21:37

LYN can be considered for a Light Position and go long recently. Just the upcoming events alone make it look promising—on December 2, the integration of the Walrus protocol, on the 19th the launch of the income buyback mechanism, and on the 20th the release of the 2026 roadmap, all of which are tangible operational and technical actions. The trading volume on a certain leading exchange also reflects that the market is indeed following this project, and the sentiment for going long is clearly sufficient.

From a technical perspective, it is quite interesting. The 4-hour level is steadily above the MA25, the MACD red bars are continuously expanding, and the trading volume provides good support, making the rebound momentum quite clear. However, risk control must be the priority—set the stop-loss at the 0.09 USD line, and if it falls below that, it indicates that the support level has broken down, and one must decisively exit. The benefit of a Light Position is that the psychological pressure is low, and even if the stop-loss is triggered, it won't cause significant harm.

Statement: The price of crypto assets is highly volatile, and any trading decisions should be made based on the level of risk one can bear. It is important to operate prudently.

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LiquidityLarry

· 12-23 05:51

The operation rhythm in December is indeed a bit harsh. With a series of moves like Walrus protocol, repurchase, and roadmap, I think the technical aspects are also cooperating quite well. Feeling stable above MA25.

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AllInAlice

· 12-23 05:51

I checked the date, and I feel this wave of rhythm is good, with three consecutive pieces of favourable information coming in. The data is indeed beautiful, but that 0.09 line really needs to hold; otherwise, it will all be in vain. Light position is fine for trying the waters, but the gambler's mindset is better avoided. I agree with the MACD red bars expanding, but I'm afraid it will be another false breakout. Once the repurchase mechanism starts, I feel there will be some support strength. Anyway, I'm in a wait-and-see state, planning to enter a position once there's solid proof.

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BTCWaveRider

· 12-23 05:34

Wait a minute, is the Walrus protocol really launching on December 2nd? I haven't heard about it before... I need to confirm this again. --- Has MA25 held above? Then let's see if it can hold 0.09. If it breaks, it's time to withdraw. --- With light positions, stop losses, and roadmaps, let's just wait and see the show. --- The hype around top exchanges is hard to tell if it's real or fake, but since it's all laid out to the 20th, it is somewhat interesting. --- To be honest, just listening to stories is useless; I'm afraid this is just another wave of being played for suckers. --- I've seen the red bars expand too many times, and in the end, it still results in a flash crash. --- Let's give it a try; after all, it's just a light position, can't lose big money, and if we make a profit, then great.

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DAOdreamer

· 12-23 05:32

In December, events piled up, feeling like something is brewing, but entering with a Light Position is still stable. The red bars are expanding, sounds good, but the 0.09 line really needs to be defended. For projects with this rhythm, I usually don’t chase the price; let’s see the market reaction first. When will the Walrus protocol be delivered? I hope it doesn’t turn into a PPT coin again. The hype is quite high, but I'm afraid of being the last one holding the bag; better to stay on the sidelines. To be honest, trying with a Light Position is fine; after all, I won’t lose too many U. The technicals look good, but it mainly depends on whether the market maker makes a strong push. Such buyback mechanisms are routine operations before a pump; don’t get tricked. Setting the stop loss so close, with a large amplitude, it gets swept out; a bit uncomfortable. The integrated protocol sounds impressive, but how much help does it provide for price support?

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