2026-01-06 00:23:09

SUI has been quite lively today. Looking back, there was an announcement on the 30th that the privacy transaction feature would be launched soon, entering the privacy track. This major news was overshadowed at the time by the market downturn, and no one paid much attention.

It dropped from $5 to $1.2, a sharp decline, so a rebound was inevitable. Now, from the bottom, it has already gained 70-80%, and in the short term, the outlook is bullish. The market sentiment is clearly shifting. But honestly, it's still too early to confirm if this is a true reversal; further observation is needed.

My advice is to operate in batches—when the price approaches around $2, it’s time to take profits gradually. While the privacy feature is promising, greed can easily lead to pitfalls.

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SmartContractWorker

· 01-08 21:03

Bro, this wave of analysis is indeed reliable. It's very common for early news to be buried, and during downturns, all good news are just clouds. From 1.2 to the current position, it's easy to get inflated psychologically. The suggestion to gradually sell around the 2-dollar mark sounds quite safe. However, in the privacy track, if other projects follow up later, how should we play it? Greed is indeed a big taboo. We've all been repeatedly educated to avoid being the naive investor. Don't chase highs this time. Securing existing gains is better than anything else.

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QuietlyStaking

· 01-08 16:33

Haha, the privacy feature was exposed right away, and only now do I realize... The market's temper is really something. Splitting profits and taking profits gradually is right; see you around $2 and take profits when it looks good. Greed really is poison. A rebound of 70-80% is indeed tempting, but whether this reversal is reliable depends on what happens next. Those who bought at the bottom should be feeling great now. I'm just here watching the show. Is this wave a real reversal or just a fleeting rebound? Keep an eye on it; there's no rush anyway.

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SigmaBrain

· 01-06 00:53

The bottom has doubled, but I'm still a bit hesitant, feeling like the rebound momentum is almost gone. Wait, no one paid attention when the privacy track was such an important matter? Gradually selling around $2 is a solid plan. I should have bought the dip at 1.2; now it's too late to say anything. This wave of SUI is interesting, but I just don't dare to go all in.

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ETHReserveBank

· 01-06 00:48

The bottom rebound is the time to run, don't be greedy --- Privacy features are indeed good, but it's been quite satisfying from 1.2 to now --- Partial profit-taking is correct, but can it really reach 2 dollars? --- Should have heavily invested by the 30th, now it's too late to catch the dip --- This reversal feels a bit fake, let's keep observing and see --- From 5 dollars to 1.2, it's really despairing, but that's just how the market is—waves taking people out one after another --- Privacy track is an opportunity, no doubt, but I'm just worried it'll be hyped up again and then fall below --- A 77% increase is indeed tempting, but those who dared to chase high have all been burned --- Let's wait and see, there are many rebounds before a reversal

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MechanicalMartel

· 01-06 00:43

Good news during downturns is invisible to everyone. Only when it rebounds do people start to remember? This is the fate of retail investors. Sell at 2 dollars, your mind is surprisingly clear for a retail investor. Privacy tracks are indeed attractive, but this wave of gains is frightening. I'll wait and see for now. I've heard the idea of operating in batches countless times, but the real question is how many can actually execute it. From 1.2 to here, is it a reversal or a rebound? We really need to see more.

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BTCBeliefStation

· 01-06 00:40

This rebound is really fierce, but I'm just worried it might be a fleeting moment again. If I had known about the privacy feature back then, I would have bought in early. Now it's too late to regret. Wait, can it really reach 2 dollars? It feels uncertain. Whether SUI can truly turn around this time depends on subsequent actions; just having expectations isn't enough. Greed really makes people suffer; that's my lesson... From 1.2 to a 70-80% increase, it's indeed exciting, but being cautious isn't a bad idea. Is this the only project worth paying attention to in the privacy sector, or are there other contenders? I've noted down the suggestion of taking profits in batches, to avoid being swept up with the FOMO crowd.

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FadCatcher

· 01-06 00:32

Had I known earlier, I should have bought the dip on the 30th. Now I’m utterly regretful. --- A 70-80% increase is indeed tempting, but can this wave hold until it hits 2 dollars? Honestly, I’m not confident. --- As for the privacy track, the market has already overhyped it. Can SUI really do something innovative? --- The suggestion to take profits in stages is solid; I just worry that greed might cause us to lose everything and drop back to 1.5 dollars. --- Falling from 5 dollars to 1.2 dollars was a real shakeout. Now that it’s climbing back up, that’s just the beginning. --- Why is no one paying attention to the announcement on the 30th? Going all-in back then would have been perfect. --- Is the market turning? I think it’s just a rebound. It depends on whether it can stabilize above 2 dollars—that’s what counts. --- Will the launch of privacy features save the market? Feels a bit uncertain. --- Should I buy now or wait for a pullback? That’s the real question in front of us. --- Greed leads to pitfalls. That’s so true—so many people have fallen into this trap.

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