2026-01-04 04:26:19

The night before last, I did a round of high sell and low buy on CVX. I originally expected it to fall back to single digits after waking up, but I didn't expect this guy to be so steady. To be honest, from a fundamental perspective, there are no long-term issues with this project. The key is that every time there is a sharp fluctuation, it can be used as an opportunity for swing trading, and to increase my holdings at the same time. This round, I accumulated a few hundred more coins, and I am still very satisfied. As for skills, it’s mainly about maintaining a steady mindset, not being scared out by short-term fluctuations, and being prepared with enough idle funds to buy the dip. Repeating this process a few times, the size of the position will naturally grow gradually.

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VCsSuckMyLiquidity

· 01-06 10:52

CVX has been quite resilient this time. The key to bottom-fishing is the insight during the process.

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FloorSweeper

· 01-05 17:49

lmao CVX bagholders really thought it'd capitulate, classic weak signal. meanwhile I'm just farming these swing trades like it's free money—paper hands panic selling into my bids never gets old. accumulation phase hits different when most retail is still sleeping on the technicals. few understand this.

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0xOverleveraged

· 01-05 08:56

CVX this wave indeed resists decline; I didn't expect it to hold up like this. But to be honest, only those with plenty of idle funds can repeatedly buy the dip. We workers don't have that condition. Having a stable mindset is right, but the number of times missing out on swing trades is probably higher. Instead of messing around, it's better to just accumulate.

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DisillusiionOracle

· 01-04 04:52

Wow, CVX this wave is still reliable. I'm also accumulating at the bottom. To be honest, the joy of swing traders is really that simple. Having a steady mindset is indeed true. My friends who got scared out are now regretting it to death. Only with ample idle funds dare to play, otherwise you're just working for the exchange. After doing this a few times, the chips will naturally increase. No black technology needed.

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OnChainSleuth

· 01-04 04:52

Volatility is part of life. CVX this time definitely did not disappoint; stay calm and you'll profit. Accumulating a few hundred more is pretty good, and the key is that those with spare cash willing to buy are usually not too bad. Timing the bottom is easy to say but depends on whether you're willing to really put your money down. CVX still seems to have long-term value, it all depends on who can hold out until the end. Honestly, mindset is the key. The fluctuations are scary, but opportunities are also within them. Repeatedly trading can indeed make you rich, as long as you don't bankrupt yourself.

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MEVHunterZhang

· 01-04 04:48

CVX this wave is really stable, I didn't expect it to be so resistant to drops, I'm a bit convinced. The strategy is just like this: when there's high volatility, it's time to pick up some cheap assets. The key is to have spare funds and patience. Mindset is really crucial, don't get scared and run away, that's the biggest loss. I've accumulated a few hundred tokens, and I am long-term optimistic about this project. Just slowly stacking chips. Basically, it's about repeatedly taking advantage of swing opportunities, accumulating little by little—that's the right way to play.

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rugpull_survivor

· 01-04 04:45

CVX this wave indeed resisted the decline, didn't quite get the timing right Swing traders are like this—having extra idle funds allows you to sit back and win Why accumulate again? Didn't you say you wanted to reduce your positions? Stay calm and steady, but make sure to distinguish whether it's skill or luck Buying the dip with idle funds sounds simple, but how many people can really stick to it? How much did you make this round? Do share!

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ProofOfNothing

· 01-04 04:38

CVX this wave is stable, but I think your idle funds need to be really solid. The current problem is that everyone is waiting to buy the dip. What if it doesn't drop? Accumulating a few hundred tokens is good, but I'm worried your mindset will collapse in the next wave.

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