This project has risen from a morning market cap of 800,000 to a high of 1.68 million. This position is very interesting—it's a typical characteristic of a turnover zone. From a technical perspective, whether it can stabilize here is crucial. If the market continues to perform well and turnover is sufficient, the probability of a breakout increases. Conversely, if downward pressure appears, my approach is clear: once the market cap falls below the 1 million support level, I will consider re-entering for accumulation. If the rhythm of this wave aligns properly, a second upward trend is very likely to officially unfold from here. The current oscillation range is the last opportunity to accumulate, and patience is needed until a clear directional signal appears.
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AirdropHarvester
· 01-18 06:11
If it drops to 1 million, I'll buy the dip. Right now, I really need to wait for a signal at this position.
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MemeCurator
· 01-18 04:38
1.68 million, this position definitely has some potential. How to say it, it depends on whether it can stabilize in the follow-up.
It has doubled, but you need to be careful in the turnover zone.
Let's see if it can go to the second stage; this sense of rhythm is very important.
To put it simply, it still depends on whether the direction is clear or not. Right now, it's just a gambler's mentality.
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AllTalkLongTrader
· 01-15 07:39
1. 1.68 million is indeed a litmus test; only if it stabilizes can we say there's hope.
2. Last chance to accumulate? I think it's just retail investors cutting losses.
3. I'll buy in when it drops to 1 million; anyway, it will rise sooner or later.
4. Sufficient turnover sounds good, but actually, it's the main force dumping the stock haha.
5. If this rhythm isn't managed well, it's going to be risky; don't get trapped again.
6. I've heard countless times about the final accumulation opportunity, but what was the result?
7. I think the probability of breaking through is quite high; a second wave of the market is definitely coming up.
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LonelyAnchorman
· 01-15 07:39
The increase is good, but the 168 level is indeed prone to a sell-off. I'm also waiting for the 1 million support.
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GasFeeVictim
· 01-15 07:34
1. 1.68 million? Bro, this increase is outrageous. I'm just worried that those who buy at the high might get trapped.
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2. The turnover zone looks a bit weak. The key is whether it can hold, or else it will drop back to 1 million again.
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3. I've heard "last chance to absorb" too many times, but in the end, I still got cut.
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4. Breaking below 1 million to buy the dip? That's really bold. I wouldn't dare to gamble on this support.
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5. The second upward move sounds good, but I'm afraid it's the end of a wave.
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6. Honestly, this position is the most prone to sudden crashes. Waiting for signals? I'm afraid the signals might turn out to be negative.
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7. From 80 to 168... just a few hours? It feels like everyone will end up eating noodles afterward.
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8. It's "timing and coordination," again. Who's going to coordinate, everyone?
This project has risen from a morning market cap of 800,000 to a high of 1.68 million. This position is very interesting—it's a typical characteristic of a turnover zone. From a technical perspective, whether it can stabilize here is crucial. If the market continues to perform well and turnover is sufficient, the probability of a breakout increases. Conversely, if downward pressure appears, my approach is clear: once the market cap falls below the 1 million support level, I will consider re-entering for accumulation. If the rhythm of this wave aligns properly, a second upward trend is very likely to officially unfold from here. The current oscillation range is the last opportunity to accumulate, and patience is needed until a clear directional signal appears.