2026-01-18 05:27:19

$AVICI's 200k DCA strategy is wrapping up, and holder count keeps climbing—that's the first signal worth watching.

After a 120% bounce off the lows, the weekly chart is flashing demand zones. Classic accumulation pattern. But here's where it gets interesting: a lot of traders panic-sold to lock in losses during the AI 2.0 hype cycle. Emotional decisions in bull markets rarely age well.

The thing is, most will make the same mistakes again. They'll chase tops, get shaken out at lows, then FOMO back in higher. It's the replay that never stops.

If you've got the conviction to sit through volatility, this is exactly the kind of setup that separates patient capital from impatient money. The chart isn't lying—the buyers are already positioning.

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LucidSleepwalker

· 3h ago

It's the same old story... Does having more holders necessarily mean the price will go up? I see too many of these prophecies. --- The demand zone after a 120% rebound, to put it plainly, is just a shakeout. Don't pretend to be so academic. --- Honestly, the hardest part is never reading the chart, but resisting the urge to chase the high. --- Can DCA save you? No, mindset is the key. Most people simply can't do it. --- Those who get shaken out, the next FOMO will be the same group, a cycle that repeats. --- More holders ≠ price increase. Don't get it twisted, friends. --- Patience with funds? I think some just have money they can afford to lose. --- Charts don't lie, but people do. Remember this.

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IfIWereOnChain

· 3h ago

It's the same old trick again; those who buy the dip at low points never make money. Is increasing holders a good sign? I'm watching... After a 120% rebound, only those who chase are just giving away money. DCA (Dollar-Cost Averaging) all depends on who can hold out until the end.

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BearMarketGardener

· 3h ago

DCA again and layout again, to put it simply, it's gambling. A 120% rebound—who hasn't seen it? The question is whether you can hold on. --- The number of holders is rising... but did they really hold, or are they about to buy in again at high levels? --- It sounds nice, but isn't it just waiting for those panicked sellers to cut their losses? --- Is this cycle really the same as last time? I don't think so. --- Patience funds? Most people don't have patience at all, and neither do they. --- After a 120% rebound, still daring to talk about demand zones—really brave. --- The chart doesn't lie, but retail investors' eyes can be deceiving.

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