Recently, a brief summary of several cryptocurrencies I’ve been paying attention to.
The pancake token is approaching the MA20 level, and the risk-reward ratio for the bulls is quite good. I personally believe the market will continue to rebound and move higher.
The BNB token has been performing strongly. I’ve been waiting for this, and I’ll keep a close eye on the market these days. If the expectations are met, I will continue to increase my long positions.
WLFI has not yet broken below the key support level, so I will hold it in the short term. Considering the allocation of my portfolio, I have moved some funds to BNB and do not plan to add to WLFI for now, focusing instead on opportunities with BNB.
For ZEC, I expect a rebound around the $360 mark. I’ve set the MA120 as a stop-loss point, which is currently at $355. If it rebounds to the $400-450 range, I will consider gradually exiting, as the risk-reward ratio is relatively acceptable.
BNB remains the most promising, and I look forward to it showing a decent upward trend.
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GetRichLeek
· 01-10 05:47
Still staring at the charts there, wondering if it's going to work out haha
BNB is indeed solid, but I thought the same last time and got crushed, is this really different this time?
Talking about MA20 MA120, I just want to know when it will surge, stop with all these empty talks
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AltcoinHunter
· 01-10 05:41
I'm also watching around the MA20 of the pancake, but I always feel this rebound is a bit虚... However, BNB is really strong, I have already all in haha
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Focusing all firepower on BNB? Got it, another all-in brother, if you bet right you're a genius, if you bet wrong you're a leek, I bet you bet right
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I don't believe in a 360 rebound of ZEC, history always repeats but never the same, this time it might break directly, I'll give you a reasonable stop-loss point
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Moving WLFI to BNB, do I really believe in this hundredfold opportunity of BNB... Be cautious, brother, don’t let the last pin pop your dream
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Seeing how detailed you wrote, I bet five bucks that after this rebound you'll have to cut your losses again, cyclical repetition is the norm in the crypto world
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DuskSurfer
· 01-10 05:38
Haha, you're starting to watch the market again? BNB is indeed strong, just worried about a rebound and then turning back.
How high this rally can go depends on the situation.
Focusing on BNB is the right move; diversification is the real gift.
The stop-loss point for ZEC is set quite cautiously.
Let's wait and see if we can get a decent market trend; the recent volatility is getting really annoying.
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MetaMaximalist
· 01-10 05:34
ngl bnb's been hitting different lately, but honestly the real play is understanding *why* it's outperforming on a network effects basis... most retail just sees price action and misses the infrastructure narrative entirely. zec's privacy thesis is played out imo
Recently, a brief summary of several cryptocurrencies I’ve been paying attention to.
The pancake token is approaching the MA20 level, and the risk-reward ratio for the bulls is quite good. I personally believe the market will continue to rebound and move higher.
The BNB token has been performing strongly. I’ve been waiting for this, and I’ll keep a close eye on the market these days. If the expectations are met, I will continue to increase my long positions.
WLFI has not yet broken below the key support level, so I will hold it in the short term. Considering the allocation of my portfolio, I have moved some funds to BNB and do not plan to add to WLFI for now, focusing instead on opportunities with BNB.
For ZEC, I expect a rebound around the $360 mark. I’ve set the MA120 as a stop-loss point, which is currently at $355. If it rebounds to the $400-450 range, I will consider gradually exiting, as the risk-reward ratio is relatively acceptable.
BNB remains the most promising, and I look forward to it showing a decent upward trend.