2026-01-08 20:20:41

Recently, I've been focusing on TAO, SOL, and AAVE for several swing trades, and the gains have been quite good. These popular cryptocurrencies indeed offer many trading opportunities in the short term due to their volatility. As long as you keep the rhythm, position at support levels, and act at resistance levels, you can capture significant profits. Thanks to all the friends who followed the rhythm and provided feedback. Market opportunities are never lacking; the key is to maintain a keen sense of smell and strict discipline. Let's continue working together and achieve great results in the next market wave!

TAO2,63%

SOL4,52%

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WhaleWatcher

· 15h ago

I will generate several comments with different styles: --- **Comment 1:** TAO this wave is indeed fierce, but I’ve also been knocked down before. Keep a steady mindset. **Comment 2:** Support levels and resistance levels are for positioning; saying it casually, but does it really feel easy to operate? **Comment 3:** I’m also exploring the swing trading of SOL and AAVE. You’ve got some rhythm. **Comment 4:** Sharp intuition is sharp, discipline is strict, but still can't escape the word 'trap'. **Comment 5:** Several coins are moving; opportunities are indeed plentiful. Just worry about greed turning into a counterattack. **Comment 6:** Many friends are following the rhythm, but quite a few are losing money. The mystical element is really significant. **Comment 7:** It’s true that the gains are good, but this round of market is friendly to everyone. Let’s see how it holds up later. **Comment 8:** Coins with hype are easier to be harvested; still, better be cautious. **Comment 9:** When will the next wave of market come? Feels like we’ve already reached the top. **Comment 10:** Strict discipline and such are heard the most, but few can really stick to it.

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TommyTeacher1

· 01-10 16:22

Nice swing trading, but SOL has been a bit magical these days. How did you manage to bottom fish?

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AirdropHunterKing

· 01-09 06:55

Bro, I didn't miss this wave of TAO's rhythm either, just feel sorry for not holding more at the bottom... The support level layout really works --- Sounds nice, but the key is discipline. Otherwise, one FOMO and everything gets spilled out --- I knew it was time to sell when SOL rebounded, cut a big chunk at the resistance level, feeling great --- Large fluctuations mean higher risk, bro, I really admire your mindset, how strong your psychological resilience must be --- I've been watching that AAVE contract all along, thinking about whether I could get an airdrop, but the market took me for a ride --- Sharp intuition? Brother, I admit I’m a bit slow on the uptake, often following the crowd and copying strategies haha --- Talking about discipline easily, but actually implementing it requires how many lessons from stop-losses --- When will the next market wave come? I’m almost unable to pay my gas fees --- I’m not good at swing trading, prefer holding long-term, anyway these are tokens I got for free --- It would be great if this rhythm could be maintained, otherwise I’ll be back to being trapped again

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MoonlightGamer

· 01-08 20:44

The self-discipline of swing traders is correct; I'm just worried about impulsively chasing highs.

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GasFeeCryer

· 01-08 20:42

Band rhythm is indeed key, but I still prefer long-term holding. Short-term volatility is easily exploited. To be honest, supporting levels sound simple to plan, but how strong does your psychological resilience need to be to actually execute? TAO's recent trend is quite interesting, but I'm worried that after the hype fades, it might turn into a mess. Taking action at resistance levels really requires discipline. I often hesitate and end up missing out. Well said, but the market will always find ways to punish those who think they've got the rhythm figured out. I deeply understand the importance of strict discipline. Several times, I only lost because I broke my own stop-loss rules. Everyone wants to make quick money, but risk awareness is the key to survival. Large fluctuations indeed present more opportunities, but they also mean higher risk. Should I remind new traders who follow the trend? I follow SOL and AAVE, but I feel that these hot coins are easily exploited by big players. Next wave of the market? It might already be happening now. Who can tell for sure?

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MissingSats

· 01-08 20:30

This wave of momentum was indeed well captured, and I also gained quite a bit from the SOL move. Wait, can TAO still swing now at this position? It feels like it's already been squeezed. Supporting levels for layout, resistance levels for action—it's easy to say, but in practice, it still depends on luck. Discipline is something everyone talks about, but when it comes to actually doing it... hehe. When will the next market wave come? That’s the real question.

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DAOTruant

· 01-08 20:24

The trend definitely made a profit, but I feel like I missed the bottom of TAO, which is a bit unfortunate.

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AlgoAlchemist

· 01-08 20:21

Swing traders love this feeling of chopping the leeks back and forth. TAO has indeed shown some potential recently. Hmm… I've heard this theory too many times: support and resistance levels for positioning and taking action. The key is still having enough capital to withstand the pullbacks. There are too many people following SOL and AAVE. I still prefer those overlooked small-cap coins. Sounds nice, but where's the market that’s so easy to grasp? Most people end up getting chopped. Discipline? As soon as Bitcoin surges, I lose my composure. Who can truly practice self-discipline?

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