2026-01-06 01:26:36

Market is booming, even the triple-long index has turned positive from below water, definitely a global bull market atmosphere!

Today is likely to open high, but my judgment is—this is not an entry opportunity, rather a time to reduce positions. Just sell as it rises, after a broad rally, the next day usually reveals the winners and losers, especially considering yesterday’s acceleration candlestick. Honestly, this is not a bullish signal.

Of course, I’m talking about short-term rhythm. For mid-term holdings, don’t mess around—just stay put. The next key target for the market is around 4276 points.

If you’re not good at short-term trading, don’t force it back and forth. I think at this position, frankly, it’s like halfway up a mountain, with room to go.

The short-term strategy is clear—follow the popularity, focus on assets with large gains. These are easy to hit the daily limit and attract capital to form groups. Never touch weak coins, don’t get caught up in sectors; popular assets have this magic.

The entire market still faces short-term correction risks, so manage risk well and don’t be complacent. I am optimistic about the support level at 1926 points.

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HappyToBeDumped

· 01-07 10:31

The more it rises, the more you sell sounds good, but the hand-sloppy folks always struggle to determine the selling point. --- Will position 4276 really reach that level? It feels a bit虚 (uncertain). --- Just lie down and finish it. Speaking casually, mindset is the biggest test. --- Popular assets do attract money, but this wave of correction is also the fiercest. --- If you're not good at short-term trading, don't play, to avoid cutting losses and doubting life. --- There's still room on the半山腰 (mid-mountain), but the key is how to determine which段 (segment) you're in. --- Risk control is mentioned every day, but when a real correction happens, no one can withstand it. --- Accelerated K-line isn't a bullish signal, so what exactly is the signal? Just want to know.

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RebaseVictim

· 01-07 06:23

The more it rises, the more I sell—I've believed in this move, but I still get cut easily. This wave is indeed strange; popular assets are too tightly grouped. 4276 points? Feels uncertain; the pullback will come quickly. Short-term risk control is really important. Last time, I was too complacent. The magic of popular coins is truly incredible; just looking at them makes me want to chase.

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CryptoWageSlave

· 01-06 07:14

The more it rises, the more you sell. I really respect this logic, just afraid of trembling hands. --- The popular coins are truly crazy this wave, but honestly, weak coins really shouldn't be touched, easy to get cut. --- I remember the 4276 level, waiting to see who wins. --- Friends still daring to buy the dip halfway up the mountain, your courage is really big. --- Short-term risk control is more important than anything else, don't always think about getting rich overnight. --- I'm also considering reducing positions. The rapid rise makes it a bit suspicious. --- Holding the support level at 1926 is fine, if it breaks, then we'll see. --- The second day of a broad rally, a rise and fall, is this a curse? It’s always accurate. --- Following popularity rather than logic, the eternal truth of the crypto circle. --- Mid-term just relax, short-term depends on popularity, no problem.

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AlwaysAnon

· 01-06 01:56

The more it rises, the more you sell. This tough-talking but soft-hearted approach is really easy to talk about but incredibly difficult to actually do.

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LootboxPhobia

· 01-06 01:56

You're just fooling people into a high sell again. I think your theory will eventually fail. I’m optimistic about the assets with large gains, just don’t get caught in a trap. Reduce positions, reduce positions—why is it always the same tune? In the end, retail investors are the ones getting screwed. Is the 1926 support level reliable? I’m a bit nervous. If there’s really a pullback this time, I’ll buy the dip. Anyway, I can’t lose much more.

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SmartContractDiver

· 01-06 01:50

It's the same old story of reducing positions—shouting sell when it rises and calling for a bottom when it falls. You're too tense, buddy.

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BlockchainFries

· 01-06 01:30

Selling more as it rises? Girl, you're going against the heavens, haha

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