2026-01-20 06:34:38

The next wave of the market, how to choose?

At this moment, many people are pondering whether to hold their positions and wait or to take action with their chips. There are always opportunities in the market; the key is how to discover and seize them.

Some look at fundamentals, some focus on technical analysis, and others follow the trend blindly. But honestly, the most important thing is to have a clear mindset—what kind of returns do you want, how much drawdown can you tolerate, and how long can your funds last.

At this stage, there are actually quite a few opportunities worth paying attention to. You just need to keep your eyes open and not be distracted by noise. How about you? Do you have any recent thoughts?

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CrossChainMessenger

· 23h ago

I think now is really the time to test your mindset—whether to hold or to act. Honestly, it all depends on whether you can sleep well at night. Retail investors are always the last to know about the trend. Don't follow blindly. Fundamentals, technical analysis, following the crowd—these all sound right but are actually traps. The key is not to go all in.

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DefiVeteran

· 23h ago

Why panic? I haven't moved anything anyway. Just continue to lie flat and watch the show.

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IfIWereOnChain

· 23h ago

Holding positions and waiting, or moving chips? To be honest, this question is asked the wrong way; the real question is whether we have a genuine strategy. Frankly, I am also conflicted, but the conflict isn't about the choice itself, rather about whom to trust for judgment. Right now, everyone has a reason in this market, but no one can guarantee profits. The key is to recognize how much pain you can endure; don't keep shouting "more" after being cut. There are indeed many opportunities, but the real danger is those surface-level opportunities that are actually traps to harvest retail investors.

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