2026-01-09 11:32:45

GUN's recent market performance is truly extraordinary—it's like a rocket suddenly taking off. From a low of $0.01909, it surged sharply all the way up, with massive capital accumulation at the low levels before launching. It reached a high of $0.02782, then slightly retraced to $0.02601, but the intraday increase has already hit 29.40%. The 24-hour trading volume exceeded 273 million USDT, with a total of 11.932 billion in transactions. During the rally, trading volume exploded, indicating that significant funds are driving this move. The previous low has become its launch pad for takeoff.

If you want to participate now, my advice is as follows:

**Entry point**: Never chase high. Wait for it to pull back to the $0.02300-$0.02400 range, and enter in small batches for better safety. Relying on recent key support levels for positioning will also give you peace of mind.

**Target levels**: First target at $0.02700, second target at $0.02800. If it breaks the previous high, aiming for $0.02900 is not a dream.

**Stop-loss**: Don't forget to set it at $0.02200. Once it falls below this price, the short-term upward momentum is likely to weaken.

From the data, GUN's rocket-like surge indeed reflects strong bullish momentum. 7-day increase of 130.99%, 30-day increase of 97.64%. The short-term bullish energy has reached its peak. Although such a fierce rally may lead to technical corrections, the medium-term upward trend is clear. As long as it doesn't fall below $0.02200, you can confidently hold onto your long position. Friends who are shorting should avoid trading against this violent surge, as contrarian moves will only be crushed by the market. For long positions, patiently wait for a pullback; buying low during retracements will help secure profits more safely. Also, remember to control your position size and be cautious of short-term volatility risks.

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SchrödingersNode

· 13h ago

Rocket surges 29%—that's really intense, but jumping in now just makes you the bag holder. Huh, why isn't anyone talking about whether the $0.02200 level will hold? Those coins that rose 130% in 7 days, how many of them actually lasted 30 days in history... A trading volume of 273 million can push up 29%? The smell of a pump-and-dump scheme is pretty strong. Let's wait until it retraces to $0.02300 before talking. Entering now is just gambling on a continued surge—too exciting, isn't it? With such a strong volume explosion, I actually feel a bit anxious, like a dip is coming. It all depends on whether $0.02200 can hold. If it can't, this bullish wave will really be over.

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DeFiChef

· 01-09 12:02

I understand the feeling of a rocket taking off, but after such a violent surge, you really need to be cautious. A 29% daily increase looks exciting, but it's often the swan song of altcoins. Wait, this 2.73 billion trading volume—need to clarify whether it's real volume or wash trading? Feels a bit suspicious. I agree with buying the dip at $0.023-$0.024, but honestly, for this type of coin, a stop-loss at $0.022 is basically cutting losses. If it drops further, it might break through directly. A 130% 7-day increase? Bro, that's already a top signal. Technical pullbacks could be more intense than you imagine. I'm still sticking to small positions to test the waters; otherwise, I can't sleep well. In this kind of market, shorting really deserves to be killed, but don't be too greedy on the long side—take profits when it's good. GUN is really fierce this time, but all aggressive coins have one thing in common—come fast, go fast. It looks like someone is dumping to absorb low levels; this trick has always been effective. I agree not to chase highs, but the problem is, if it drops back to $0.024, will there be strong selling pressure?

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GweiObserver

· 01-09 12:01

Rocket launches are indeed fierce, but those who chase highs and get caught are always the retail investors. Let's wait for the pullback.

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fren.eth

· 01-09 11:54

The rocket has taken off, but I'll wait for a pullback before jumping in this time. Buying the dip is more profitable.

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SchrodingerProfit

· 01-09 11:48

The rocket is soaring so aggressively, I'm actually a bit scared now. Wait, isn't this really just the tricks of the whales? 0.023 hits, I will start to ambush in batches, not chasing this thing.

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DevChive

· 01-09 11:45

Wow, this surge is crazy. It feels like it's time to take profits again. Rocket-like rises are like this; by the time you're eating noodles, you'll regret it. That $0.022 line really needs to be defended; if it breaks, run quickly. Wait for a pullback to enter; chasing high now is just giving away money. I don't dare to touch this kind of coin anymore; my heart can't handle it. Large capital inflows are a fact, but following the trend as retail investors is too risky. But on the other hand, this trend does have some potential. Last year at this time, I was cut like this too. I still remember.

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