2026-01-08 07:31:50

From a technical perspective, TON has recently shown obvious signs of fatigue. The highs have been established, and the subsequent pullback has led many to reassess the short-term direction of this project. The key support level is around 1.855; once this level is broken, the 1.65 level below becomes the first critical point.

Currently, various technical indicators are also weakening, which further reinforces the bearish outlook. If this trend continues, the lower support level at 1.4 may also be tested. Of course, this judgment is based on the premise that the technical trend remains bearish.

For traders, if they want to participate in this potential decline, a small position for testing is indeed a safer approach. Large positions often carry risks that are seriously underestimated, especially when market sentiment is uncertain. Stay cautious, operate in batches, and maintain enough flexibility to respond to possible reversals, so as to better seize opportunities.

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shadowy_supercoder

· 01-11 07:21

Hmm... Falling back to 1.4 again? I'm getting tired just watching. Light positions to test the waters feel comfortable, but in real trading, it's easy to become greedy.

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GasFeeBarbecue

· 01-08 22:12

This wave of TON is indeed exhausted, but the 1.4 level feels risky... Try small positions to experiment, don't go all-in at once.

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BlockchainWorker

· 01-08 08:00

1.855 Break or not really is a watershed, but I still think those rushing to short should be cautious of backlash. --- Honestly, how many times have I heard this theory tested with small positions? The key still depends on the market’s mood. --- TON's weakness? I see it more as a shakeout. Don’t jump to conclusions too quickly. --- If the 1.65 level can't be held, that would be really troublesome. --- Friends holding heavy positions are probably having a hard time sleeping now. Doing it in batches sounds simple, but actually doing it is really difficult. --- Weakening indicators don’t necessarily mean you have to catch the bottom; sometimes it just keeps falling. --- Who can precisely grasp the reversal? Preserving bullets is the way to go. --- I feel the article is too confident in the bearish argument. What if there's a rebound?

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GasFeeNightmare

· 01-08 08:00

It just broke below 1.855 again. I set the stop-loss order at 3 a.m. but I didn't get the cheap deal at all...

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degenonymous

· 01-08 08:00

Hmm... 1.855 broke through, huh? Feels like it still needs to go down further, but at times like this, really don't leverage up; you need to keep your head clear.

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ForkPrince

· 01-08 08:00

Ton is starting to sing the empty city strategy again, feels like it's always this trick.

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MevTears

· 01-08 07:57

If this wave of TON really breaks 1.855, I'll go in and buy the dip. Anyway, there's nothing much to lose.

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SelfStaking

· 01-08 07:32

TON is starting to weaken again... What to do if it breaks 1.855, just short to 1.4? Feels a bit risky.