2025-12-24 19:24:26

CRV seems to quickly move along the diagonal once it recovers the horizontal support. The timing of CoinCatch shutting down its service some time ago was indeed not ideal, which disrupted my swing trading plans for a few weeks. However, I immediately switched to a long position on ASTER, although I didn't catch the entry point very well, so the current position size will be relatively conservative. Overall, I am still optimistic about this upward trend; the key is to wait for CRV to confirm a breakout of that critical horizontal level.

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ZkSnarker

· 5h ago

ngl the CoinCatch timing was peak crypto chaos energy... anyway CRV breaking that level is the move, intuitively speaking we're probably looking at a decent run if it holds. conservative ASTER position makes sense tbh, entry fomo is real

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RamenStacker

· 5h ago

CoinCatch is just closed, I'm already tired of it. Whether CRV can break through this wave is still a question; don't just think about moving along the diagonal line, you need to see if the trading volume keeps up.

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FancyResearchLab

· 6h ago

CoinCatch, this timing is really impressive, it definitely set me up for a trap. But to be fair, I didn't quite hit the right point with the ASTER entry this time. Now I have to run a small experiment to see if I can do some reverse arbitrage to salvage the situation.

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BearMarketLightning

· 6h ago

CoinCatch shutting down is really a shock, and your swing plan is basically wasted... However, I do agree with ASTER's bullish approach, but this entry point is indeed easy to fall into traps. Now let's see if CRV can make a strong breakthrough at that level; only after breaking through will it be considered stable.

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CodeAuditQueen

· 6h ago

CoinCatch suddenly shutting down is honestly like a reentrancy vulnerability in a smart contract—impossible to prevent entirely. Your swing plan has been disrupted, which actually reflects that centralized exchanges are essentially single points of failure. Regarding this wave of CRV, I want to see the trading volume data after the breakout; don't rely solely on technical indicators like diagonal lines for judgment. It's not surprising that the entry on ASTER wasn't caught properly; that's just how the crypto world is now, with high-frequency trading bots already taking the optimal entry points. The conservative position decision is quite good; at least you haven't repeated the same mistake. The real key is not to be fooled by the illusion of a rising market. Until CRV confirms the breakout, all the optimism is just expectations—contracts without code execution are just air.

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