2026-01-14 11:26:25

This market trend is really interesting. The daily chart shows a surge in volume with a direct breakout, with a single-day increase of over 50%. It's clearly not a tentative rise but a genuine signal that the main upward wave has started.

From a technical perspective, the price is strongly above all short-term moving averages, and each pullback is shallow before it rallies again. The bulls' control is very obvious. Trading volume has also increased simultaneously, with no clear signs of distribution, and the chips are still consolidating upward. This is not a sign of ending but rather a phase of trend acceleration.

The trading approach is actually very straightforward: during a strong trend, don't try to guess the top; just follow the trend and go long. Take the pullback opportunities to buy; if there are no pullbacks, patiently wait. Never try to short during this main upward wave, as that will only lead to frustration.

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MissedTheBoat

· 10h ago

Hey, wait a minute, is this retracement really this shallow? Why do I feel like I'm trapped? --- Is this the main upward wave? Let me check if my stop-loss orders are still in place. --- Shorting is not satisfying, going long is even more satisfying, verified. --- The trading volume has increased but my account hasn't grown, strange. --- I'm tired of hearing about strong support at the moving average; I just want to know how high it can go. --- Is the chips concentrated upward? My chips only concentrate during a decline. --- Every day they say don't guess the top, but in the end, it's always the bagholders at high levels, a bit of psychological shadow. --- This article is published, probably another dump, there's an insider, trading halted. --- 50% in one day? I haven't even reacted yet. --- Following the trend to go long sounds easy, but in reality, all my operations are against the trend.

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gas_fee_therapist

· 11h ago

Is this another set? 50% in one day, sounds great but I feel like it's all after-the-fact armchair analysis. The real main upward wave shouldn't be this aggressive. --- Main upward wave starting? Let me see... Never mind, I've heard this kind of analysis too many times. How did it turn out last time when I said the same thing? --- Going long with the trend sounds easy, but who can really grasp how deep the pullback will be... Anyway, I can't catch it. --- I agree with not doing short positions, but don't be too greedy either. Usually, after a 50% single-day increase, there's not much good stuff coming. --- Volume expands and chips concentrate... Friend, this is textbook stuff, but what about in reality? --- I've tried forcing not to guess the top, but it ended up costing me more. Easy to say, huh. --- Every pullback is followed by a rally? I want to see if this time will be different; history tends to repeat itself.

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GateUser-c802f0e8

· 11h ago

50% in one day? Is this the main upward wave or is it about to crash? I have no idea.

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GlueGuy

· 11h ago

This wave has really taken off, it seems the main force has no intention of coming down --- A 50% increase, the main upward wave is really fierce --- Everyone's above the moving averages, so what's there to argue about? Just follow the trend --- The key is that the volume hasn't dispersed, this is what true breakout looks like --- Don't think about panic selling at the top; shorting at this stage is just asking for death --- Every dip can be bought back in; such strong bullish momentum is indeed rare --- When the main upward wave comes, just honestly chase it; no need for tricks --- Concentration of chips upward means more gains are coming; simple logic --- This rhythm is really satisfying; as long as the trend persists, follow and eat the gains --- No signs of distribution yet, still in the acceleration phase

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