2026-01-14 12:22:22

ENA suddenly surged, and the market exploded! At 4 PM, a co-founder of a major exchange directly announced: It’s time for ENA to break $1. This guy is known for his influence in the circle; his words immediately attract follow-up funds. The 4-hour chart shows nine consecutive bullish candles, and short-term enthusiasm skyrocketed.

Is it this big shot creating the hype, or has the technical setup been brewing for a while? We need to see clearly.

**The news side is indeed powerful this time**

A top influencer in the circle publicly endorsing has instantly ignited market sentiment. Attention skyrocketed, FOMO kicked in, and the short-term outlook is definitely bullish. But remember one thing: a big influencer speaking doesn’t mean the market will skyrocket overnight. Such emotion-driven surges are like roller coasters—those chasing the high should be prepared to get shaken off. When the hype subsides, the pullback and sharp declines are often the harshest.

**Technical analysis looks strong, but be cautious**

BOLL bands have broken above the upper band, opening upward and fully locking in a strong zone. MACD has already formed a golden cross, with the red bars continuing to expand, indicating bullish momentum looks good. RSI also supports this judgment. From a technical perspective, the trend is indeed bullish. But the easiest trap to fall into now is chasing the high, especially when the news is so hot—people’s minds tend to get chaotic.

The market isn’t wrong; just don’t get blinded by the hype.

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MidsommarWallet

· 01-17 11:54

Big shots, as soon as they speak, everyone experiences FOMO. This routine is getting boring. Those chasing the high are all newbies, waiting to get caught. Once the hype dies down, it will drop straight away. I bet five bucks. Technical analysis is just technical analysis; the information side is too complicated. Nine consecutive bullish candles and you want me to go all in? Haha. This wave of gains is like a roller coaster or a trap, a 50-50 chance. Don’t be led around by the nose by top influencers, stay alert. FOMO is deadly, it kills silently. When the pullback comes, you'll know who the real newbies are.

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GateUser-e51e87c7

· 01-17 09:57

It's the same old trick again, do you have to follow when the big shots call? Those who rush in this wave of FOMO are just waiting to get crushed.

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DegenTherapist

· 01-14 12:52

A single word from the big shot can drain blood, and that's what I dislike... To friends chasing the high, keep going!

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OptionWhisperer

· 01-14 12:49

A single word from the big shot can cause funds to flood in. That's the power within the circle, truly impressive. Be careful when chasing highs; once this wave of enthusiasm subsides, the decline could be sharper than the rise. The technical aspect is indeed good, but I still think there are risks ahead. If you don't believe it, just watch. They say don't be blinded by the hype, but turn around and still follow the trend for a wave. Drawing nine consecutive bullish candles is easy; maintaining profits is the real skill.

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Degen4Breakfast

· 01-14 12:42

One word from the big shot: just rush in, retail investors? I've seen this trick too many times. Let's wait for a pullback and then decide.

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ChainDoctor

· 01-14 12:38

A single word from the big shot can skyrocket the price; this wave is indeed tempting... but those chasing the high should be prepared to cut losses.

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governance_lurker

· 01-14 12:29

A single word from the big shot can pump the market, this wave is really crazy... but those chasing the high are mostly retail investors. To chase or not? I'm still watching, feeling that once the hype dies down, it will look very bad. Nine consecutive bullish candles don't mean much; the key is whether it can break $1 and stabilize... right now it's just FOMO. Just listen, don't really go all in; in the end, retail investors are the ones who take the fall from these calls. The technicals are strong, but I'm just worried that a single piece of bad news could wipe it all out. I've seen too many cases like this.

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