2026-01-11 04:23:10

The recent market trend has truly been eye-opening. A popular coin broke through $0.0103 overnight, with a single-day increase of up to 164%, and the market enthusiasm is evident. Looking back, some people were asking yesterday if it was still possible to chase at low levels; the hesitation back then now seems a bit amusing.

At the same time, another strong performer also performed brilliantly, rising from 0.04083, with a 24-hour increase approaching 75%. I predicted two days ago that its upward trend had not yet fully unfolded, and today this judgment was directly validated. Market reactions are often more fierce than expected.

These recent market movements have given me a clear insight: in a bull market environment, the biggest enemy is often the bear market mindset in your own mind. Many people habitually think about risks and pullbacks, missing out on the more certain upward cycles. In this market rhythm, daring to think is daring to act.

The phrase "The strong get stronger" is vividly reflected in the crypto market. Once a coin establishes enough momentum and consensus, continued upward movement often becomes a high-probability event. Those still struggling with whether they can chase now are usually already behind the market pace. The logic of a bull market is simple: go with the trend.

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ImpermanentSage

· 4h ago

It's the same old argument again. Why do you always like to play the armchair strategist after the fact? People who can't make money are always looking for excuses. If I had known it would rise today, I wouldn't have been so conflicted yesterday.

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LiquidationWatcher

· 01-12 03:57

Yesterday, asking if you can chase at a low point, now you should be lying in regret haha --- Where's the promised pullback? It just soared straight up, who can handle that --- In a bear market, your brain is too full, and when the bull comes, you're still worried about risks. No wonder you missed out --- 164% overnight? Would you dare to chase this kind of market? I'm honestly a bit scared --- The phrase "The strong get stronger" has been heard a hundred times, but when it really comes down to investing, I still get nervous --- Following the trend sounds simple, but at critical moments, it's always the opposite operation --- This wave is indeed fierce, but it feels like such articles are often published at the high point --- Daring to think and dare to do, this set of theories holds up pretty well before a liquidation --- Whether to chase or not really depends on luck. Stop using clichés here

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RebaseVictim

· 01-11 04:38

Now chasing is definitely being the bag holder, thinking of catching up with a 164% increase? It's just the same old after-the-fact armchair strategist routine. If chasing high could make money, no one would get liquidated. What’s the point of praising something the day before, and then calling it a signal to harvest today? The more of these articles you read, the worse you’ll suffer.

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NftDeepBreather

· 01-11 04:34

Chasing the high… Is it still not too late to regret now? It's the same old rhetoric, why do I feel like I've heard it a hundred times? 164%? Wake up, everyone, this is a signal of a leek-cutting scam. Is it really daring to think and do, or daring to lose and take losses… The people who hesitated yesterday made money today. I bet they'll be trapped tomorrow. Every time this is said, the market is more ferocious than expected, but it's my losses that are ferocious. Bear market mentality? I call it "Living mentality," thank you. Follow the trend, but the question is how to know which way is the trend. Judgment the day before yesterday, verification today… This is called armchair strategist after the fact. Behind the 164% increase, how many people got liquidated? Acting like it's nothing. Not chasing is wrong, chasing is wrong, might as well lie flat.

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MerkleMaid

· 01-11 04:24

Haha, I should have gone all in yesterday if I had known earlier. FOMO still requires taking some losses to learn the lesson. This wave is indeed fierce, but the next wave will be even harder to bottom fish. Basically, it's a constant back-and-forth between being timid and greedy. Those who hesitated yesterday are now probably starting to pass the buck. The coins you're confident in, you don't dare to go all in; it's really a struggle with yourself. Overthinking in a bull market only becomes a burden.

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