2026-01-05 20:42:18

The yearly VWAP anchored at the start of the year is a powerful reference tool—especially useful when planning your trading strategy. If you're positioned bullish, price shouldn't linger below it for long. That's your signal to accumulate on dips and retest opportunities. But here's the critical part: the moment price closes and sustains below that level, everything shifts. That's when you need to flip your bias and reassess your market outlook. It's not just another line on the chart—it's a key decision point for managing risk and adapting your approach as conditions evolve.

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ImpermanentPhobia

· 01-08 20:03

Breaking the yearly VWAP is really a watershed moment; simply put, it's the dividing line between whether to run or to bottom fish. There's nothing complicated about it.

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OnchainSniper

· 01-07 21:48

Breaking the yearly VWAP is the real signal; no matter how loud the hype above, you still have to listen.

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GlueGuy

· 01-07 12:42

Breaking the yearly moving average is really a watershed moment. If it reverses, it reverses—no discussion. --- VWAP is indeed very useful; the key is to listen to it and not be stubborn. --- Whether the yearly moving average is broken or not is that simple. If broken, it’s time to cut losses—really. --- Wait, is it still testing below the yearly moving average? Then the signal isn’t clear. --- Everyone who understands trading knows the importance of the yearly moving average. Beginners are still drawing seven or eight other lines. --- Price stabilizes below the yearly moving average and still wants to rebound? Wake up, brother. --- That’s why I only look at the yearly and monthly moving averages. Everything else is noise. --- When the yearly moving average is broken, I immediately adjust my position—no hesitation.

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FlashLoanLarry

· 01-05 21:12

When VWAP breaks below, you should reverse your position—that's the awareness a trader should have.

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OfflineNewbie

· 01-05 21:12

If the yearly trend breaks, you have to admit defeat. If you don't have this level of understanding, why bother trading cryptocurrencies?

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quietly_staking

· 01-05 21:09

Breaking the annual VWAP line is truly a game changer. I didn't react in time and got caught... Whether to break this line directly determines whether the entire strategy needs to be reset. In simple terms, it's the art of stop-loss. If VWAP doesn't go down, add to your position; if it does, you have to accept defeat—simple and straightforward. This thing is really a psychological process; many people get stuck because they are unwilling to change their mindset... Every year, you need to reassess this line. The market isn't that gentle.

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ShibaMillionairen't

· 01-05 21:08

The year-line VWAP system has been heard too many times; the key is still execution... If you ask me, most people simply can't hold onto that reversal signal, panic selling at the first dip.

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