2026-01-10 06:28:10

VVV and GMT experienced a strong bullish momentum last night, but this wave of gains has already been quite substantial. Currently, chasing the high directly carries significant risk.

For aggressive traders, consider deploying small positions on the left side during pullbacks, focusing on quick entries and exits—buy the dip and sell the rebound. Conservative traders should be patient, waiting for clear confirmation signals of a pullback before decisively entering long positions, which will improve the success rate.

The key point to remember: in the short term, these two coins are unlikely to experience a major plunge, so short positions mainly target retracement movements. Either take profits immediately and exit, or avoid greed that could cause profits to be eroded. In simple terms, respect the market rhythm—buy when it's right, sell when it's time.

VVV8,94%

GMT2,2%

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LightningLady

· 4h ago

Last night was really fun, but now chasing the high is just gambling on luck. I'll wait for a pullback before acting.

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ResearchChadButBroke

· 22h ago

Yesterday's gains were indeed a bit fierce, but chasing highs? No, I choose to wait for a pullback. Small positions on the left side are the way to go; quick in and out is the truth. --- GMT's recent move is really outrageous. Entering now feels like dancing on the top of a mountain. Retracement is inevitable, so wait for signals. --- Honestly, chasing highs easily gets you trapped. It's better to wait for a clear pullback before acting, which can increase your win rate by more than double. --- In the short term, neither of the two coins will experience a big plunge, so instead of shorting, it's better to be patient and wait. Respecting the market rhythm is more important than anything. --- Take profits and run, don't be greedy—that's the truth. Many people lose because they can't hold on, but I won't make that mistake again. --- Aggressive traders can try small positions to bottom fish, but I recommend the conservative to wait a bit longer for a bigger margin of safety. --- VVV's rapid rise actually made me a bit hesitant. Wait for a clear support level before entering, to reduce risk. --- Quickly catching rebounds with fast entries and exits works, but your reaction speed must keep up. If you're a step slow, you'll get trapped inside. --- Chasing highs now is just giving away money. Wait for a pullback, wait for signals—patience is the key to winning.

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SquidTeacher

· 01-10 20:33

Buying high is just giving away money; I'll wait for a pullback to decide.

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SchrodingerPrivateKey

· 01-10 06:58

Last night's wave was indeed fierce, but chasing high now is really gambling. I'll wait for a pullback before entering again. --- Well said, quick in and out is the key, those greedy ones are all trapped. --- These two coins are just being repeatedly cut, be careful not to get washed out. --- It feels like we've reached the top, no regrets about getting off now. --- Steady traders +1, wait for confirmation signals before acting, the success rate is indeed much higher. --- The key is discipline—take profits when you've earned enough, don't fight the market. --- Is the judgment that there won't be a big plunge in the short term correct? It feels like the risk is still quite high. --- Listening to "left-side positioning" sounds simple, but it's really hard to do. You need a strong mindset. --- Entering short positions now might get you slaughtered, let's wait and see. --- Honestly, the most reasonable thing to say is to respect the rhythm.

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OnchainArchaeologist

· 01-10 06:57

Last night's market was indeed fierce, but now everyone chasing are just the bagholders. Let's wait and see; there will definitely be a rebound.

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