2026-01-03 16:24:06

MYX performed remarkably today, with a single-day increase of 80%. However, the subsequent pullback has caused some concern. Looking closely at the technical aspects, the situation isn't too pessimistic—1-hour K-line has stabilized, and the 15-minute chart is also turning upward. The funding rate performance is also good, and institutional investors still lean towards a bullish outlook.

From the perspective of the dog whales' holdings, they are actively positioning for long positions. This actually hints that there may still be room for this upward trend to continue.

Retail investors are often the most prone to panic in such times, but the real opportunity might actually be right here. Instead of missing out on the trend, consider entering when the price pulls back to around 5.7. Of course, proper risk management is essential—set your stop-loss below 4.8 to handle extreme market conditions.

In terms of target gains, in the short term, you can focus on the zones around 6.7, 7.34, and 7.52 in batches. If these levels are truly broken, holding on to aim for higher gains is also possible. The market still offers opportunities; the key is to have patience.

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ShibaOnTheRun

· 23h ago

I dare to chase 80% of the increase, and I really convince the courage of retail investors --- 5.7 Enter? I wonder if it will break 4.8... --- I believe that the institutional layout is bullish, but I am afraid that it will be the routine of retail investors to take over again --- Stop loss below 4.8? Brother, are you joking with yourself?" --- Looking at this analysis, I feel like I have been thoroughly eaten by Zhuang, so I'll just wait and see --- 6.7, 7.34, 7.52, it sounds really good, but it is good to actually reach 6.2 --- There are no screenshots and no evidence, no matter how good it is, it is on paper --- The funding rate sounds good? I was also deceived by this last time --- The real opportunity is here? So why didn't the big guys put all their net worth in --- Patience? When the patience is gone, it's time to cut the meat

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SOL2000

· 01-03 17:04

The United States started to go crazy after arresting Maduro.

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LongTermDreamer

· 01-03 16:54

The 80% increase? I've experienced that several times three years ago. Every time I thought the sky was falling, but what happened? Usually, the most desperate moments are actually the true bottom. What are retail investors panicking about? Institutions are still quietly accumulating. These data can't be fooled. I'm just waiting for the 5.7 wave. When the time comes, I'll have to buy in batches, after all, I've learned my lesson. Those who can truly make money are never the impatient ones. Be patient and hold these three target levels. Maybe one of them will double your account. History always repeats itself.

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RealYieldWizard

· 01-03 16:54

80% in one day? The big players' move is indeed impressive. I trust institutional judgment much more than retail investors. --- 5.7 entry? Sounds simple, but I'm afraid it's another trap to shake out the weak. Let's see if it can hold above 6.7 first. --- Technical stability is just the start of the story; I've seen this routine too many times. The key is whether the trading volume can support it. --- Stop loss below 4.8? Feels easy to get swept out. Forget it, better to play it conservatively. --- Institutions are all positioning for a bull run, so why am I still holding coins and watching? I need to change this mindset. --- Such a harsh correction. If I hadn't seen the fee rate not collapse, I would've sold early. --- Breaking through 7.52 is the real highlight; it's still a bit early to say now. --- Retail investors are most likely to panic—that's true. This is how they get chopped up every time.

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LayerZeroJunkie

· 01-03 16:54

80% daily increase, this wave is indeed a bit fierce, but the pullback might actually be a buying opportunity. This rhythm of MYX looks like institutions are accumulating, and retail investors getting nervous actually provides cheap opportunities. Trying to enter at 5.7, anyway there's protection at 4.8, so not much to lose. Just worried it might be a scythe market again, but judging by the funding rate, it probably won't crash that easily.

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ChainComedian

· 01-03 16:49

80% daily increase... Retail investors are really vulnerable to being crushed at this point, but I think there's still hope in this wave. What are you panicking for? Enter at 5.7 to cut losses at 4.8, it's that simple. Honestly, institutions are still accumulating chips, so why rush to get on board? Hold out until 6.7 and see. If it can really stabilize, then continue to gamble. This kind of market tests your mentality; patience is the most valuable.

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TokenCreatorOP

· 01-03 16:38

An 80% increase is enough to scare people away, this is way too easy haha I'll get in on 5.7, anyway I won't buy at the top immediately Institutions are all positioning, what are you still hesitating for? The pullback is just a shakeout, this wave isn't over yet Retail investors really, as soon as it rises they get greedy, as soon as it falls they run away, no wonder they can't make money See you on 6.7, I bet this time it can break through

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gas_fee_therapist

· 01-03 16:33

80% increase, isn't this just digging a hole for retail investors? Saying nice things like stabilization and bullish signals, I just want to know how many can actually reach the peak. Is a bullish layout by the big players always reliable? Wake up, brothers, they are making money off retail investors. Entering at 5.7? So 4.8 is the real bottom? This market move isn't that simple. If you really buy and sell according to the tutorial, I bet I would still lose this 5-dollar trade. Wait, institutions are also bullish... then I need to be even more cautious. This article reads like a textbook, but why does it feel so dangerous?

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