2026-01-05 01:21:22

Looking at this wave of market trends, the movements of some small-cap coins are already quite clear. From a technical perspective, breaking below 0.1 is almost a certainty, the key is to find the right entry point. The 0.145 to 0.150 range is a relatively ideal entry point, and waiting for a rebound back to 0.18 or 0.2? Don't even think about it, once the trend is established, it's very difficult to reverse at such high levels.

Honestly, these kinds of altcoins do have opportunities in the early stages, but you must set proper stop-losses when playing. Once the main market becomes unstable and Bitcoin adjusts slightly, these small coins tend to collapse collectively. Even more heartbreaking is that some projects end up crashing to delisting and zeroing out, so risk awareness must be maximized. You can aim for doubled returns through altcoins, but you must clearly understand what you're betting on.

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RektHunter

· 01-08 01:14

0.145 that point is indeed tempting, but I still think I should wait a bit, after all, the current market atmosphere doesn't feel right --- Shanzhai projects are just gambling. The cost of making quick money is losing even faster. I've seen too many projects go to zero --- Stop-loss is really crucial. Many people die because they didn't set a proper stop-loss --- Rebound to 0.2? Don't joke. Once the trend crashes down, it won't go that high easily --- Exactly, small coins do have the potential to double, but the key is you have to survive to make that profit --- This kind of analysis is quite practical, but what I fear most is the project team running away directly. Even the best technical fundamentals are useless then --- A sneeze from Bitcoin can cause small coins to collapse. The risk is truly maxed out

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NFTragedy

· 01-05 01:51

Playing altcoins is just gambling. 0.145-0.150 is indeed a sniping point, but few can come out alive. No matter how much you talk about stop-loss, most people still die from greed. Breaking below 0.1 is only a matter of time; the key is who can exit in time. Bitcoin sneezes, and small coins catch a cold—that's the reality. I've also dreamed of doubling my investment, now it's just about who can run faster; the winner is whoever escapes first. Small-cap coins do have good gains early on, but the later cuts are even harsher—it's a matter of probability. This wave looks like a trap, but every time someone jumps in, and I am one of them.

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SilentAlpha

· 01-05 01:49

0.145 is it coming? I think it's uncertain, this wave can still be pushed down further.

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BugBountyHunter

· 01-05 01:46

Stop talking nonsense. The 0.145 level was broken long ago. What's the point of discussing this now? Altcoins are just gambling; no one can really stick to stop-losses. It's all armchair quarterbacking after the fact. There are many projects that have been wiped out; I've seen too many people have their dreams of overnight riches shattered.

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RegenRestorer

· 01-05 01:22

0.145 at that level is indeed tempting, but I still think I need to wait for it to break again before I dare to act.

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gas_fee_therapy

· 01-05 01:21

0.145 is indeed attractive, but if you really want to get in, you still need to do your homework and not be fooled by the rebound.

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