Recently, I noticed that this coin's market has been rising quite rapidly. Upon closer observation, I realized that it was just listed on a major exchange's spot trading. Looking back at the K-line, you can see the clues—since mid-November last year, it has been oscillating and consolidating. That stable sideways movement actually indicates a clear sign of accumulation. Although we small investors don't have access to insider information, if we regularly analyze on-chain data, we can seize this wave of market movement. Today's surge was actually set up long ago.



However, speaking of which, I personally don't recommend jumping in now if you're just thinking about entering. At this stage, FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) is at its peak, and new retail investors often end up as the bagholders. Wait and see; there might be better entry opportunities later.
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AirdropHunter007vip
· 12h ago
Getting in now is just free delivery; wait for the pullback to discuss.
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4am_degenvip
· 17h ago
Wait a minute, how come no one noticed that this sideways movement has lasted so long? I feel like I've been cut again.
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just_another_fishvip
· 01-07 18:56
It's the same old story, I should have bought earlier if I knew.
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ApeWithNoChainvip
· 01-07 18:41
If I had known this trick earlier, I would have realized that sideways movement is just accumulation. I saw it coming, but I didn't have any coins in hand, so I just laughed. The big V's have all jumped in, and we're still standing at the door. This is the fate of retail investors, brothers. FOMO is usually the most dangerous when it's at its peak. This saying is really spot on; you have to hold back. On-chain data can indeed reveal some insights, but the key is to watch it every day and have the time to do so. Who can do that? This rhythm is very familiar—rise up and then fall back down. In the end, those of us who lose money are still the same. Waiting and watching sounds easy, but who can seize a better opportunity? It's still a matter of luck.
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BlockImpostervip
· 01-07 18:32
Speaking of which, this wave was indeed discovered late by friends, and the bagholders are already booked.
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BearMarketBarbervip
· 01-07 18:28
You can see that there are indeed clues, but jumping in now is just gambling with a gambler's mentality. --- On-chain data has long signaled this, but unfortunately, our reactions are always half a beat behind. --- I've heard many times about sideways accumulation, but only a few really benefit from it. --- Entering now is just helping the big players lift the market, wait for the crash to talk. --- Why do some people always FOMO into high positions? This bad habit really can't be changed. --- I saw this wave coming, but I have no bullets left, so I can only watch helplessly. --- Chasers are made like this; riding the wave without a good ending. --- Wait for a pullback before acting; taking it slow is better than rushing.
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