2026-01-03 13:23:19

Recently, it has been observed that the market's hype logic is actually quite regular. Starting from meme coins in the secondary market, then rotating through the AI sector, DeFi sector, Ethereum-based altcoins, established mainstream coins, fan coins, then on to on-chain meme coins, and finally Chinese meme coins. Basically, the entire altcoin market tends to rebound once, with the only difference being early or late.

This wave of market movement currently seems to be nearing the later stages. How to judge? The key is to watch when common altcoins start to show a single-day increase of over 50%—once such extreme行情频繁出现, it means that this rebound is approaching and risk should be taken seriously.

We are now in the middle stage; there is still room for the upcoming assets, but the pace and magnitude are worth paying attention to. Instead of chasing highs, it’s better to wait for a pullback opportunity. Risk management should always come first.

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RebaseVictim

· 01-06 13:22

To be honest, the rhythm of this round of the market is really transparent, it's just one after another of the leek-cutting tricks. By the time a 50% increase frequently appears, it might be too late, and the bagholders will start to show up. Speaking of Chinese meme coins, they are really the last ones; no matter how this wave goes down, someone will get caught. Rather than waiting for a pullback, it's better to go all-in and sit back to win, anyway chasing highs leads to quick death. This round of the market looks like a countdown; the further it goes, the more dangerous it becomes. It's really time to wake up.

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WalletDetective

· 01-06 11:14

This round does have some patterns, but I think judging the 50% single-day increase is a bit too absolute; it's often too late. Wait, do Chinese meme coins really go up? It feels like a game for bagholders. The correction opportunity indeed needs to be waited for; right now, only the brave are chasing.

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LiquidatorFlash

· 01-03 13:53

The 50% single-day increase threshold, I remember it was triggered the same way last time... Once liquidation risk appears frequently, it's time to consider the collateralization ratio.

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NewPumpamentals

· 01-03 13:50

I've seen through it long ago, the rotation pattern is strict, just waiting to see who can keep the rhythm right. It is indeed a bit dangerous now; I'm tired of the 50% crazy surge. The next move will definitely be a big harvest of the chives. Wait for the pullback, don't chase the high this wave. Only after losing money will you understand. This rhythm feels off; Chinese meme coins haven't even started yet, but I already don't want to play anymore. To be honest, later-stage altcoins are toxic, risk awareness should come first. I avoid coins that frequently surge; I’ve been burned by greed before. The pullback is the right entry point; buying now just makes you the bag-holder.

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FastLeaver

· 01-03 13:44

Arriving early or late is just a matter of probability; the key is whether you have a stop-loss discipline. Honestly, a 50% increase standard is a bit lenient. I see there are already a bunch of such cases now. Waiting for a pullback? Probably won't get one. This round of meme hype seems like it can continue for a while.

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just_another_fish

· 01-03 13:27

Damn, I saw through this rotation logic years ago—it's just a list of the order to cut leeks. The 50% gain judgment method still has some merit, but the trap is that most people simply can't hold on. Chinese meme coins are really the last bagholders, it's hilarious. Waiting for a correction until the end of time is pointless; it's better to invest steadily. It does feel a bit risky right now.

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