2026-01-07 16:26:43

BREV's recent performance has attracted attention. The one-third drop the day before yesterday was quickly recovered, reflecting that the market makers have clear support actions—indicating that a significant decline is unlikely to occur in the near future. From a technical analysis perspective, the more probable scenario is a phased rally followed by profit-taking and distribution.

Currently, this entry point is relatively safe. The current circulating market cap is around one hundred million USD, and a continued increase doubling in size is entirely possible. But here’s a reminder: don’t think about going all-in at once; taking profits in batches is the most sustainable approach. Keep a close watch on the strength of the breakout and the trading volume, as these are the key indicators for judging the ceiling.

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AllInAlice

· 3h ago

The market is so aggressive in supporting prices; the big players are determined to push it up. --- You really need to listen to the advice of taking profits in stages; going all-in will only turn you into cannon fodder. --- Doubling? It's possible, but it depends on whether the trading volume supports it. Don't get your hopes up too high. --- With a market cap of 100 million, there still seems to be room for growth. The key is not to be greedy. --- It sounds good in theory, but you still need to watch the market yourself; don't get caught off guard. --- This rhythm is a bit like the big players are gathering strength; still observing. --- The ceiling depends on trading volume; just looking at the price isn't enough.

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BearMarketNoodler

· 01-07 16:39

Such obvious market support actions are just waiting for someone to take the bait; don't get sucked in.

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GasFeeCrying

· 01-07 16:38

Protecting the market is so obvious, why be afraid? Hurry up and get on board. --- The idea of taking profits in batches, I've heard it a hundred times, but how many can really do it? --- Trading volume is the real boss; don't be fooled by the K-line. --- A hundred million market cap doubling? Dreaming or is there a real logic behind it? --- It's the old routine of the market maker protecting the market; I've seen it too many times. --- The key is whether the trading volume can keep up; otherwise, it's just a false rally. --- This rhythm looks like it's absorbing funds; be careful not to become the last one. --- Taking profits in batches is correct, but most people simply can't do it. --- The ultimate indicator of a ceiling is when everyone is optimistic, right?

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WalletInspector

· 01-07 16:34

Trying to support the market so obviously, but still have to sell in batches; those who go all-in are all newbies.

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RektButStillHere

· 01-07 16:30

Is it so obvious that they're supporting the market? Do the big players really care about us? Haha I've heard a hundred times about taking profits in batches, but I still want to go all in Volume is unpredictable; I only watch whether it goes up or not A hundred million market cap doubling? Let's just stay alive first The ceiling? I only care if there's a sky-high price

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GateUser-e51e87c7

· 01-07 16:30

It's so obvious that they're supporting the market; the big players are probably holding back for a major move. How many times have I heard "take profits in batches," yet some people still go all-in and end up losing everything, doubting their lives. Doubling? Let's see if the trading volume supports that first. A market cap of 100 million, this rhythm is indeed a bit interesting. Don't just focus on the price; trading volume is the real indicator. Here we go again with the "support" argument; I'm tired of hearing this excuse. If the breakout isn't strong enough, any further rise is just false hope. Those who understand how to take profits in batches are still around; the greedy ones have already exited.

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