2026-01-12 19:24:23

The surge over the past three days has been really fierce. I bought spot around 12 three days ago and sold at 15. I originally planned to buy the dip on the rebound and re-enter, but it skyrocketed all the way to 21. This wave of market movement probably trapped many short sellers. Looking at this trend, I’m envious, but I really need to wait for a reasonable pullback point before re-entering. The bulls have made a lot of profit this time. To be honest, the manipulative tactics of this whale are quite skillful; whether it’s building positions or accelerating the rise, everything is very well planned. Now, it all depends on when a decent correction will happen.

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BakedCatFanboy

· 01-15 12:32

This market move is truly incredible. Those of us waiting for a pullback have been left behind. From 12 to 21, it just shot up directly? If I had known, I wouldn't have taken profits. Wait it out. There will be adjustments eventually. No need to rush this moment.

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Anon4461

· 01-14 08:29

It's really a loss to sell at 12, and I didn't dare to chase at 21.

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AltcoinTherapist

· 01-12 19:54

Oh no, it's another kind of runaway market. Seeing 21 break out, my 12-dollar chips are really losing big. Actually, the manipulative tactics of the big players are indeed ruthless, but when more people are adjusting, the adjustments come even faster... What do you think? I'm really envious, but I've learned a lesson: chasing highs is like giving away money. It's better to hold some cash and stay grounded. This bullish run has been too greedy, and sooner or later, some will have to be taken out. The question is, when can we bottom out? It feels like it needs to drop another 20% for a truly healthy correction. The 21 level is really the top. I bet there will be a major adjustment within the next week. If I had known earlier, I wouldn't be so greedy. Selling everything at 15 would have been a master move.

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CryptoPhoenix

· 01-12 19:53

It came out early, and this wave is quite regrettable, but don't dwell on it. The 21 level was always meant to wait for a pullback. --- Jealousy is one thing, but this is a sign of clarity. Rebirth requires patience, my friend. --- Honestly, the group that was shorting has now lost their mindset. Let's just wait quietly for the bottom range to appear. --- Another day of being taught a lesson by the market. The market maker's tactics are indeed methodical, but the next opportunity is also brewing. --- Seeing through things clearly and knowing when to exit is the real skill. Value return takes time. --- The bear market is like this, but opportunities are within the adjustments. Remember, those caught in this wave will become the next round of bagholders. --- In three days, it nearly doubled. It looks uncomfortable, but what we need is this patience to rebuild our mindset. --- Holding onto cash is more courageous than full conviction. Waiting for a pullback is the real move.

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PensionDestroyer

· 01-12 19:47

The players who bought at 12 are probably regretting it now. I watched 21 fly away right in front of my eyes. The rhythm was so close to being deadly. Really, this betting method is indeed superb. The pace of building positions and pushing up was completely tightly controlled. I'll get in again after the correction. The 21 level is too crazy. I still need to patiently wait for a pullback; otherwise, it's easy to chase the high and get trapped. I'm tempted, but I don't believe 21 can hold. Sooner or later, there will be a decent correction. It's not too late to buy in then. This wave of bears was directly bloodied, and the bulls really made a killing. I'm just waiting to catch this decline.

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