2026-01-08 11:22:24

New coins worth paying attention to, but now might be a good time to wait a bit before taking action. In a bear market, newly launched coins usually need to hit bottom and go through repeated shakeouts before they can rise — this is the rule. It's especially obvious when the market is not doing well — the coin price gets stuck at a certain level right after launch, oscillates back and forth, and then gradually hits new lows.

If you really want to catch the bottom, there's no rush. From the trend, a 200 million market cap is definitely not the end point; the probability of going lower is higher. Investors with spare funds and a steady mindset can instead buy in stages at lower prices, and unrealized losses are not a big deal. The key is to recognize the market rhythm and avoid chasing high. The real opportunities come during the decline.

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SelfCustodyIssues

· 01-09 23:49

The same old washout routine for new coins during a bear market every year. The real opportunity is only after it drops a couple more rounds. Wait and see. Currently, buying in at higher prices is risky. Dipping in gradually sounds easy, but it depends on whether you can truly withstand the unrealized losses. Recognizing the rhythm is more important than anything else. Don't chase highs just because others are doing it. It's only interesting once the market cap breaks through 200 million.

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ZkSnarker

· 01-08 18:20

ngl, the whole "wait for the real bottom" thesis is just cope for missing the pump. seen this movie before lol

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CryingOldWallet

· 01-08 11:52

Wait for the bottom signal; now buying in is just a gambler's mentality. --- A market cap of 200 million still needs to go lower; don't rush to buy. --- It's the same old manipulation script; I've seen it too many times. --- Dividing idle funds for phased deployment is the way to go; don't put all your eggs in one basket. --- This is how new coins in a bear market behave—dying first, then rebounding; patience is required. --- Those who chased high are crying now; haven't learned that lesson yet? --- Carefully observe the trend; the bottom is the time to buy, and it's still early. --- A market cap dropping from 200 million to 100 million is possible; stay calm. --- Unrealized losses are not scary; what's scary is chasing high and getting caught. --- This is manipulation; enduring it is an opportunity.

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OvertimeSquid

· 01-08 11:51

A bear market is just a shakeout; there's nothing wrong with that logic. But how many people can truly resist chasing the rally? Waiting for the bottom confirmation before jumping in is the proper way to trade cryptocurrencies. The idea of buying in batches at low prices has been heard too many times. The key is to have spare funds and patience; most people lack both.

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GasFeeCrier

· 01-08 11:49

The bear market shakeout is indeed a common topic, but few can truly withstand it. Wait for it to drop another 30% and see how many people still hold on to buy the dip in batches.

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PoolJumper

· 01-08 11:48

Wait and see, rushing in now is just asking to be shaken out. It should keep falling; the bottom hasn't been reached yet. Gradual deployment is the way to go; a calm mindset makes money. Don't chase the high, brothers; the dip is the right entry point. A market cap of 200 million at this price is hilarious; it can go even lower.

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