2026-01-18 07:31:00

AXS's recent rally is indeed impressive, and we also caught the move at the 2000 point level. Looking at the 4-hour chart, the structure is very solid—each low is higher than the previous one, and even when it retraced to the MA30 and MA60, it didn't break support, maintaining the overall trend. Then, looking at the 1-hour chart, it was originally building momentum within consolidation, now it has broken out, and the pullback didn't negate this breakout. The volume is supporting the move, so following the trend now is the right choice.

To be honest, the voices in the trading community are overwhelming every day, with all kinds of predictions flying around. But those who truly survive multiple cycles are not relying on some miraculous move to turn things around; the key is to repeatedly do the simplest things—correct logic and stable execution. The trends of coins like DASH, huma, dusk, LTC also share similar characteristics. The crucial part is to identify the opportunity window before the structure is broken.

AXS-5,69%

DASH-10,82%

HUMA2,91%

DUSK46,31%

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LiquidityLarry

· 51m ago

A 2000-point fluctuation is already good if you can catch it; the key is to hold steady. --- The MA30 and MA60 haven't really broken through; that's what stability looks like. --- As long as the volume keeps up, it's safe to chase; frankly, it's about having confidence. --- Every day there are various predictions, but few actually survive in the end. --- As long as the structure isn't broken, there's a chance; it's such a simple thing that many can't do. --- DASH and LTC follow the same pattern; it all depends on who can endure a few cycles. --- Having the correct logic and steady execution is key; don't waste time on those flashy tricks. --- If the 1-hour chart breaks out without retracement, then following it makes sense. --- All these predictions flying around are just for listening; the key is whether you can execute. --- Identifying the window before a breakdown is easy to say but hard to do.

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ProposalDetective

· 01-18 16:56

2000 point range indeed feels comfortable, but the real challenge is whether it can be stably reproduced next time --- Whether MA breaks the defense or not, it ultimately comes down to execution. Anyone can make predictions --- I'm a bit unsure about huma and dusk's recent rhythm. What do you all think? --- Following the trend sounds easy, but the key is to clearly distinguish between true breakthroughs and fake falls --- I've heard this kind of talk too many times. Let's see at the end of the month if AXS is still in this position --- Simple logic repeated well is easy to say but really difficult to do --- Whether trading volume keeps up or not is the best way to reveal the details --- Don't boast. I've seen quite a few traders who have survived several cycles, and most of them didn't end well

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AirdropHarvester

· 01-18 08:01

Haha, a 2000-point move is indeed comfortable, but I'm just worried it might turn out to be an illusion again. When it comes to structure, at the end of the day, it's all about looking at MA; no need to overcomplicate it. The group that predicts every day has probably been eliminated long ago. We just follow the rhythm steadily. I didn't catch that DASH wave; now that I think about it, I still feel a bit regretful. Volume combined with signals is straightforward and effective. Everyone can play the armchair quarterback, but the key is whether we can catch it again next time.

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SchrodingerWallet

· 01-18 08:00

The 2000-point fluctuation is real, but don't be fooled by the MA30 break line. My retracement directly broke through here. --- To put it simply, there are too many people trying to catch the bottom, and only a few are truly surviving. --- Whether the structure is stable or not can't really be seen; anyway, I'm trapped. --- Are people still trading old coins like DASH and LTC? What era are we in? --- Following the trend? I follow the trend and go to the hospital, or I understand it thoroughly before taking action. --- People who watch the MA line every day, nine out of ten are only realizing it after the fact. --- High trading volume doesn't necessarily mean the direction is correct; this must be recognized clearly.

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GoldDiggerDuck

· 01-18 07:58

A 2000-point range is good, but the key is to hold this structure This wave was indeed captured, but I'm more concerned about whether we can hold the support at the MA No matter how many predictions are made daily, it's all in vain; surviving the cycle is the real deal The moment the structure breaks, we all have to run; there's no point in hesitating To put it simply, it's about execution; doing simple things repeatedly is how you win

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AlphaBrain

· 01-18 07:55

Catching the bottom at 2000 points was still great, but honestly, the biggest risk of following the trend is chasing the high. A thousand predictions on paper every day, but the key is to stay alive and see the next cycle. As long as MA30 hasn't broken, it indicates the foundation is still there, and only then do I dare to follow. The DASH wave also follows this logic; as long as the structure isn't broken, there's no need to panic. Execution is the key; don't think about a miracle turnaround overnight.

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GasBandit

· 01-18 07:38

Wow, following a 2000-point move, it really was worth watching the market. That's right, every day is a divine prediction. The ones who live long are still those quietly making money. This wave of MA30 not breaking is indeed stable. As long as the trading volume keeps up, just hold on tight.

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WalletWhisperer

· 01-18 07:31

Tsk, jumping in at 2000 points right away, your luck is pretty good. To be honest, most people fail because of execution. Even if they see the right direction every day, they still lose. Follow the structure, don't listen to those sweet-talking predictions, really. There's no panic at all, which is a good sign. Just hold on. It feels like whoever can stay calm now will be the ones to profit. The logic is simple, but it's actually hard to stick to.

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