2026-01-08 22:24:24

Recently, the rebound has been weak and feeble. This is a deliberately created oscillation by the main force, aiming to shake out investors with unstable mentality. Those who truly make money are often those with firm beliefs who dare to buy on dips.

From a technical perspective, there are three key levels worth paying close attention to. The first line of defense is at 0.13, which is an important support; the golden opportunity level is around 0.12, with a 50% probability based on historical data; the most aggressive target is at 0.1, with about a 25% chance of reaching.

The trading advice is simple: as long as the price falls below these key levels, the downward trend should be decisively acted upon. Friends with extra funds might consider deploying both spot and futures positions simultaneously, but it’s important to emphasize—use low leverage, and never chase high leverage. With such high market volatility, high leverage trading can easily get you knocked out, leading to losses and frustration.

The bottom line is: patience, a plan, and proper position management are essential to survive longer in this kind of market.

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PumpDoctrine

· 01-11 22:19

It's the same old story again, buy low and buy low, and what’s the result? Most people are the ones trapped and holding. Volatility is just the main force harvesting, how many times have we heard this... Those who are truly making money have already left. Are 0.13, 0.12, 0.1 reliable levels? Do historical data hold in this round of market conditions? Low leverage sounds stable, but with the market so bad, the principal can't even hold up. Having a plan and patience, what's the point if the market simply doesn't give you any opportunities? It's easy to say, but let's talk again when it really drops to 0.1. Why does this article feel like the analysis from the day before yesterday... just changing the numbers to a new point of view? Spot trading is indeed more reliable than futures, but it also depends on the coin, not everything can be bought at the bottom.

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governance_lurker

· 01-08 22:46

The saying of "buying low" has been heard a hundred times, and every time it's said that the main force is shaking out the weak hands. So, I just want to ask, will there really be a rebound this time? Sharpening the axe won't delay the chopping of firewood. First, see if 0.12 can hold, then talk. Again, low leverage and position management sound right, but who can really do it in practice? If 0.13 breaks, I will just run. I don't gamble on this mindset. I regret not selling at a high point. Now, it's all too late to say anything.

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DaoGovernanceOfficer

· 01-08 22:46

ngl, all these support levels and probability estimates feel kinda arbitrary. where's the empirical backing here? 🤔

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LuckyBlindCat

· 01-08 22:43

It sounds like the people waiting to be weeded out are the ones voluntarily stepping forward. If your mindset isn't right, it's better to exit early to save trouble.

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FloorSweeper

· 01-08 22:33

Here we go again, buy the dip, buy the dip. Those who heard this last time all got trapped. The lack of rebound strength is indeed a signal, but those who dare to buy 0.1 are really brave warriors. The part about high leverage is correct; I've seen too many people go to zero directly because of greed. Gradually build your position, don't rush, there's plenty of time anyway.

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