My strategy is very clear: as long as the key support level holds, I will continue to hold. Once it breaks? Then I’ll exit decisively, because that could really mean the bear market has arrived.



The logic is actually quite simple—just read the charts. One thing to note is that those quick wicks that immediately recover don’t count as real breakdowns—after all, there are always such short-term fluctuations in the market.

The time frame I use is the weekly chart. So price fluctuations will be within a certain range, not fixed at a specific number.

To be honest, the longer this area consolidates and forms a bottom, the better. The ideal scenario? To slowly get through December and January, allowing the market to fully digest and build up strength. Patience is more important than anything else at this stage.
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ProtocolRebelvip
· 23h ago
The weekly chart is truly reliable; looking at the daily chart can easily crush your mentality. Don't fall for tricks like pinning; I'm just here waiting for it to slowly build a base. Anyway, there's no rush in these two months.
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ChainWallflowervip
· 12-12 05:57
As long as the weekly support holds, stay steadfast; if it breaks, run. This logic is sound. I'm just worried about those scary needle injections, which can easily lead to being shaken out.
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MetaverseLandladyvip
· 12-09 13:29
I've seen plenty of stop hunts like this, so don't be fooled. The key is to watch the weekly chart; those who focus on daily plunges are just waiting to get rekt. If we can hold out until January, I bet the market will build enough momentum, and that's when the real takeoff happens. If the support level doesn't hold, I'll bail—nothing to hesitate about. If this bottom-building phase drags on slowly, that's actually a good thing. I'm more worried about a rapid drop than a slow decline.
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AirdropDreamBreakervip
· 12-09 13:25
The weekly chart is what really matters; the daily chart's fluctuations are insignificant.
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CryptoDouble-O-Sevenvip
· 12-09 13:23
Sigh, let's see how long this support level can hold. The weekly chart does look clear, but bro, you said it would take two months to form a bottom... With the market acting so insanely, I'm afraid we can't wait that long.
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MentalWealthHarvestervip
· 12-09 13:22
If the weekly line holds, just keep lying down. Don’t panic about the wick; I only understood this logic after suffering losses.
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DegenRecoveryGroupvip
· 12-09 13:03
Haha, staying up late? Looks like you want to stay up until dawn. The longer the bottom is built, the easier it is to become numb.
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GamefiGreenievip
· 12-09 13:03
The weekly chart looks okay, just hang in there for these two months. Don’t panic over the wicks.
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