$JOJO is currently in a low-price phase, and this wave is indeed a good opportunity for accumulation. Based on real trading experience, spot trading still requires pacing—especially avoiding those sudden rapid price surges. Many beginners can't resist chasing during sharp price increases, only to get trapped at the high points with no way out. A smarter approach is to patiently accumulate in the bottom range, and consider adding to positions only when there are clear signals from fundamentals or technical analysis. The low-price phase is more about a battle of time rather than speed; maintaining a steady mindset often yields better profits than chasing the trend.
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TestnetNomad
· 21h ago
Buying in bulk at low prices is indeed an art, and the key is who can hold out.
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LoneValidator
· 01-18 08:03
This theory sounds good, but I'm just worried I won't be able to wait until that signal appears.
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0xSherlock
· 01-18 08:03
Buying in at low prices is real, just worried about getting itchy and chasing highs to get trapped and lose everything
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just_another_fish
· 01-18 08:02
The bottom layout is the way to go; there's no need to rush. Those chasing highs are all cannon fodder.
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ChainProspector
· 01-18 08:01
The bottom layout is really attractive, but I'm just worried I can't hold on.
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StakeHouseDirector
· 01-18 08:01
The bottom layout does not chase highs. I agree with this logic; there's nothing wrong with it.
$JOJO is currently in a low-price phase, and this wave is indeed a good opportunity for accumulation. Based on real trading experience, spot trading still requires pacing—especially avoiding those sudden rapid price surges. Many beginners can't resist chasing during sharp price increases, only to get trapped at the high points with no way out. A smarter approach is to patiently accumulate in the bottom range, and consider adding to positions only when there are clear signals from fundamentals or technical analysis. The low-price phase is more about a battle of time rather than speed; maintaining a steady mindset often yields better profits than chasing the trend.