2026-01-01 14:22:40

Wednesday's move in ONDS played out exactly as I'd anticipated. While the broader market chatter kept pointing to deeper pullback scenarios, I stuck to the thesis that this token would hold its ground. The strength was simply there to see—ONDS showed all the hallmarks of a solid uptrend, resisting the bearish pressure points others were tracking.

Looking back at early year momentum on ONDS, you could see the hype building. But here's what separated the noise from the signal: recognizing that temporary dips weren't trend reversals. The pattern held, the upside progression continued, and the skeptics gradually had to acknowledge the technical reality. Sometimes the market just doesn't cooperate with the bearish consensus.

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GasFeeTherapist

· 12h ago

ngl this wave of bonds indeed resists decline, that's how I see it too I've been saying not to be fooled by the bears, timing is the most important Anyway, I didn't follow the trend to buy the dip, just waiting to see how much more it can rise later The most feared thing about these counter-market rising coins is a sudden crash...

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OfflineNewbie

· 12h ago

Nah, this guy's reverse thinking is pretty sharp. I need to learn how to see through this wave of momentum. By the way, ONDS really held up, it seems that a decline isn't necessarily a sign of a crash. I've long understood that noise and genuine signals must be distinguished clearly, or else you'll get cut every day. This kind of "everyone's bearish, I’m bullish" script either makes big profits or big losses... it's all about the mindset. But looking back, I did stand on the right side, so I'll just consider it pure luck.

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ConsensusDissenter

· 12h ago

ngl this guy's analysis is indeed solid, not following the trend to short is the way to be a winner ONDS this wave really held up, I was also optimistic about it before Another short thesis that got slapped in the face, I love this kind of reversal Why is it always the minority that’s right? It’s really annoying to see this "I knew it all along" hindsight analysis This is the difference between signals and noise, unfortunately most people are still chasing highs and selling lows

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GmGmNoGn

· 12h ago

ngl this wave ofONDS really didn't make the bearish people feel good; the rebound strength was unexpected. I've been saying for a long time that the bears are dreaming; the technicals are right there. You can see from the chart that this isn't just a rebound—it's a genuine upward trend, okay? The market consensus just loves to do reverse cuts; they do this every time. ONDS has indeed stabilized and performed much better than expected.

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CodeZeroBasis

· 12h ago

NGL, this guy makes some sense, but it's really hard to say how long the ONDS wave can hold. By the way, how are you so sure it's not a false breakout? I still find it a bit uncertain. Another post that sounds like a hindsight analysis... let's wait until next month to see. ONDS does have some resistance to decline, but consensus reverse operations are not necessarily stable.

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MysteryBoxBuster

· 12h ago

Is this another case of the "I saw it coming all along" hindsight? ONDS is indeed stable this time, but to be honest, who hasn't been cut a few times...

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