2026-01-11 23:01:09

Continuous accumulation will lead to gains. Large investors no longer have the motivation to dump大量, as long as they stick to the dollar-cost averaging (DCA) strategy and let time do the work, the upside potential of this market cycle could exceed expectations. The price targets indicated by the chart are quite optimistic, there's no need to rush into buying at high prices; a steady DCA pace often yields better profits than chasing the hot spots. Keep a long-term perspective, opportunities will always come.

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GasFeeTherapist

· 01-11 23:31

Is dollar-cost averaging really the biggest test of patience? If you can't stick with it for a few months, you'll want to go all in.

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PanicSeller

· 01-11 23:29

I've listened to countless times about dollar-cost averaging, but only a few can truly stick with it.

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just_another_wallet

· 01-11 23:23

I've long understood the concept of dollar-cost averaging, but it's tough to endure. I always want to chase the highs.

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just_vibin_onchain

· 01-11 23:17

Start DCA, no need to watch the market so diligently

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rekt_but_not_broke

· 01-11 23:12

Alright, DCA is definitely more reliable than chasing the hot trends, but it lacks that kind of thrill.

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BearMarketHustler

· 01-11 23:04

DCA is the way to go; impatient people will never make money. --- Same old story, just waiting to see who sticks around until the end. --- The chart is optimistic, but I have to ask—do people still dare to go all-in now? --- Ask until you get to the bottom of it—when will it end? Is it real or fake? --- It sounds good, but the key is to withstand the pullback. --- Dollar-cost averaging is really about testing your willpower; whoever has a better mindset wins. --- I agree not to chase highs, but you also need to look for the right moment to get in. --- Time fermentation? Can my money earn interest? How do you calculate that? --- I've heard the phrase "market exceeds expectations" ten times a year. --- Long-termism is fine, but the problem is I don't have much money.

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