Morning Brief: Last night, Sol faced selling pressure around 147.5, and Ethereum was also resisted at the 3395 level, with the market pace clearly slowing down. It seems not everyone is optimistic about a continued rebound.
Especially those bullish friends who chased Ethereum up to 3295, how do you feel now? These recent swing trades actually test your sensitivity to high-level risks. Some took profits in the short term, while others are trapped; the market is always punishing and rewarding simultaneously.
The key now is whether the market will continue to test these levels repeatedly or if it will simply adjust for a period. Friends holding positions should first assess their risk tolerance and avoid blindly adding to their positions.
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TokenomicsDetective
· 01-17 05:25
Those who chase high and get trapped deserve it; the rebound trap is too obvious, alright.
I've been saying for a long time that 3295 shouldn't be touched, but you insisted on throwing money away.
I anticipated this wave of correction early on; just waiting to buy the dip.
Saur feels like it will break again at this level; don't buy the dip too early.
The sense of risk at high levels is often sugar-coated; in reality, it's just gambling.
Friends who are trapped, hold on; you'll be out eventually.
I haven't added to my position; watching this market is already enough to make me uncomfortable.
Wait for a 15% drop before considering; entering now just means taking over the position.
The rebound is just a trick to lure retail investors into adding positions; I fell for it once.
Those holding positions, cut your losses quickly; don't think it can bounce back.
This rhythm feels like the main force is shaking out positions.
Repeated testing—what does it mean? Is a new low coming?
The wise choice is to stay on the sidelines, not to add positions; be clear on this.
The scene of a swing trade failure—have you all learned something?
Those adding positions now will regret it next month.
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wrekt_but_learning
· 01-17 03:49
Friends who chase the high, you're going to feel uncomfortable now. I didn't add to my position, just watching steadily.
If I had known I wouldn't add that SOL position, I would be feeling really bad about the loss now.
Been holding the 3395 position for so long, it seems like there will still be more fluctuations.
Got caught... but holding long-term shouldn't be a big problem.
This slowdown in momentum is a signal, I need to reduce my holdings.
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nft_widow
· 01-16 11:22
It's starting to fluctuate again. Brothers chasing highs, this time you'll have to suffer some losses.
Don't panic if you're caught in a trap; I already cut my losses and ran.
Be cautious at these high levels; don't let FOMO cloud your judgment.
Wait for the correction to complete before getting in; what's the rush?
That 3295 wave was indeed a trap; many got caught off guard.
However, Sol seems to be even weaker; what do Sol fans think?
With such obvious resistance above, risk awareness must be up to date.
Add to your position? Let's stay on the sidelines for now; there's not much room.
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PoetryOnChain
· 01-16 10:57
Brothers chasing high at 3295, how hard must it be now haha
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Starting to test repeatedly again, is this really the time to adjust?
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Is Sol's selling pressure this time a washout or a move downward? No clear answer.
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Don't add more positions; the risk at high levels is right here.
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That's right, first figure out how much loss you can withstand before making a move.
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It feels like this rebound is over; why is it suddenly so weak?
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Bullish traders should wake up; not every rebound can be confidently followed.
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If we can't get past this 3395 hurdle, it will be really awkward.
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RugResistant
· 01-15 03:59
Brothers chasing the high, you're probably going to eat dirt this time. How do you feel about entering long at 3295?
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I told you, catching the top always leads to a dead end. You got cut again this time, right?
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If 147.5 on Sol can't break, you gotta run. Don't wait for a rebound, old buddy.
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With such strong resistance at 3395, how come some people still dare to add positions? Truly incredible.
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Brothers caught in the trap, don't panic. Wait until the adjustment is complete. Why rush?
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Swing trading is so brutal—earning little, losing more. I've given up on treatment.
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Honestly, trading long at this level is really gambling.
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I can imagine the mindset of the long friends now, hahaha.
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Another false breakout. When will we finally break free?
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GateUser-40edb63b
· 01-15 03:58
Brothers chasing the high must be feeling uncomfortable now. I’ve been saying to be cautious at high levels all along.
If you got caught, you got caught. Don’t be so greedy next time.
Sol and Ethereum indeed didn’t perform as strongly as expected this round; a correction was bound to happen.
Really, before adding positions, ask yourself if you can withstand a 50% drop.
Those with poor risk awareness at high levels have all suffered losses this time. Who’s to blame?
Let’s wait and see; maybe it will drop again.
People jumping in to add positions out of FOMO must be panicking now. Serves them right.
Repeatedly testing these levels is getting annoying to watch.
Holding onto coins is not easy; you really need to control your impulses.
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ser_ngmi
· 01-15 03:56
Brothers who chased high at 3295, how are you doing now? Still holding on stubbornly?
Chasing high always ends with being chased out at a loss. Is it happening again this time?
This wave really started to fall apart just a few days after the rebound.
Did Sol 147.5 hold? Still hoping to keep flying?
Friends holding full positions, quickly check where your stop-loss is.
I knew it would turn out like this, no one willing to buy at high levels.
Ethereum is really annoying, always getting stuck at critical levels.
Not adding to your position might be the only way out.
Looking at the recent gains from a few days ago, I’m starting to question everything.
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DuskSurfer
· 01-15 03:49
It got hammered down again, this wave is really tough
Everyone who chased in at 3295 is probably waiting to break even now, haha
High-level risk is easy to talk about but hard to avoid in practice, who can dodge it
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FundingMartyr
· 01-15 03:34
Brothers who chased up to 3295 are probably feeling ecstatic now, but being trapped is really tough haha
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The selling pressure is coming fiercely, feels like the main players are digging a trap right here
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Don't add more positions, really, just watch
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High-level risk awareness? I don't have that thing, just do it
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If Sol 147.5 can't break, it feels like it's going down
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Who is still picking up the bag? This wave is a bit strange
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The positions in hand are losing again, why is it always like this
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Repeated testing? That means it's going to fall, got it
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The market loves to punish greedy people, and I am that person
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Friends who added positions are now regretting it to the point of turning green
Morning Brief: Last night, Sol faced selling pressure around 147.5, and Ethereum was also resisted at the 3395 level, with the market pace clearly slowing down. It seems not everyone is optimistic about a continued rebound.
Especially those bullish friends who chased Ethereum up to 3295, how do you feel now? These recent swing trades actually test your sensitivity to high-level risks. Some took profits in the short term, while others are trapped; the market is always punishing and rewarding simultaneously.
The key now is whether the market will continue to test these levels repeatedly or if it will simply adjust for a period. Friends holding positions should first assess their risk tolerance and avoid blindly adding to their positions.