Looking at the 4-hour chart, AVAX, APT, and UNI have actually already bottomed out. Whether from a pattern or structural perspective, the bulls have already taken control.

I started positioning as early as 6:00 AM on January 3rd during my live broadcast — I opened a first tranche of AVAX at 13.85, APT at 1.9, and UNI at 6.06. Additionally, I’ve been holding TRX since 0.286, and I still haven’t sold.

The market liquidity over the weekend was indeed weak, making it easy to fall into a "grinding" rhythm, which is unavoidable. However, on the other hand, the bullish pattern on the 4-hour chart has already emerged. The next focus points are twofold:

One possibility is that after a pullback, if it doesn’t break down and stabilizes, it proves the breakout is genuine. In that case, I will gradually add to my positions in batches.

The other is a continued upward move with volume supporting a breakout, indicating that funds are passing the baton. I will then add another wave accordingly.

The core logic is actually very simple — over the weekend, don’t fear slow movement; fear the pattern being broken. As long as the level isn’t broken, a pullback is an opportunity. Once it breaks, follow the established defensive plan: cut losses if needed, don’t dawdle.