2026-01-13 11:31:11

#策略性加码BTC $XMR this wave of straight-line surge is indeed fierce, and the market is buzzing. But upon calm reflection, this may not be a true signal of takeoff.

My judgment is—main players are clearing out. Look at a few details on the chart: volume surges sharply, candlesticks are far from various moving averages, and market sentiment is instantly skyrocketing. Retail investors think this is an opportunity to buy in, but in fact, it’s already a rhythm of turnover.

So I didn’t choose to chase. What am I waiting for? Waiting for structure, waiting for a pullback, waiting for secondary confirmation. The more intense the market, the more it tests execution. Traders who survive are never those who rush in the fastest, but those who know how to exercise restraint.

Stories in the privacy sector sound appealing, but ultimately, it’s all about the price. History shows us that the biggest gains often come with the highest risk of loss. So rather than chasing highs, it’s better to learn patience. Risk control is about finding a balance between greed and fear. The market is always there; you can’t rush it.

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GhostChainLoyalist

· 10h ago

The idea of clearing out all positions is a bit absolute, but this rally does feel somewhat hollow.

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BrokeBeans

· 10h ago

Bankrupt DouDou is someone who really understands your logic. This wave of XMR is indeed frightening, but I think the key point you mentioned is the turnover. Retail investors really like to chase these straight lines, only to be trapped for two years. I can now tolerate it as long as I can, and I won't move without a confirmation signal of a pullback. Rather than chasing quick profits, it's better to survive longer. It sounds a bit like chicken soup haha, but this is the reality.

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DAOdreamer

· 10h ago

This guy is speaking the truth. I agree with the idea that the main force is clearing out their positions. Chasing highs makes you cannon fodder; waiting for a second confirmation is the real strategy. The moment to go all-in is often a sign of bankruptcy. Instead of getting caught up in the hype, it's better to stay calm and wait for opportunities; the market can't run away. The recent surge in XMR is indeed strange, and I didn't chase it. Just by watching their frantic behavior, you can see how high the risk is. Traders who understand restraint are the ones who ultimately come out as winners.

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ChainWanderingPoet

· 10h ago

The big players eat their fill and then run, retail investors are left holding the bag—it's an old trick.

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WinterWarmthCat

· 10h ago

I've seen many main forces shake out the market. This wave is indeed a bit fierce, but the more so, the calmer you need to be. --- XMR rising so quickly actually makes me more anxious; usually, that's not a good sign. --- People who understand risk control have long learned to be patient and not let emotions take over. --- Retail investors chasing highs, it's always like this—waiting to get cut. --- Waiting for structure and a pullback—that's the proper trading method, isn't it? --- The moment you go all-in is often the start of losing money. This lesson is painfully clear. --- Once you see through signals like clearing positions, it's not so easy to be fooled anymore. --- No matter how many stories you hear about privacy coins, they can't compare to what the candlestick charts tell the truth.

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GamefiGreenie

· 10h ago

Oh wow, the main force is really aggressive this time, but I still think you're overcomplicating things. Let's wait and see; anyway, I can't sell off completely. This is the easiest time to be cut, so keep your XMR for now. Those who go all-in are just here to make money, seriously.

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