Recently, PTB has been performing quite well, and the rapid doubling of the market has indeed been impressive. However, making more than double the profit still largely depends on luck and timing.
The current question is, besides PTB, is ORDI worth continuing to chase? From the current position, it indeed requires further observation. If you already have good gains, you might consider taking profits first. But for those who want to ride the wave, holding your position and trying it out is also an option.
We still need to keep a close eye on ORI, as the future market trend largely depends on the overall market rhythm. The Federal Reserve's moves have a significant impact on the entire market, and this cannot be ignored.
If anyone wants to discuss the future direction of these assets, we can share ideas.
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AirdropSkeptic
· 12h ago
Luck plays too big a role, so I still don't quite believe in this approach. I prefer to focus more on fundamentals and on-chain data.
ORDI is indeed a bit high this time, and I will consider re-entering only during a pullback.
I've heard about PTB doubling many times; every time they say it's coming, but... you know how it is.
The Federal Reserve's actions definitely require attention, but I think on-chain fund flows can better indicate the situation.
Honestly, chasing highs now is a bit risky; it's better to wait and see for the next opportunity.
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ShibaOnTheRun
· 12-16 16:15
Luck indeed plays a major role, and PTB has been really strong this wave, but I still remain cautious about ORDI.
Making money really depends on luck and timing; otherwise, everyone would be financially free by now.
PTB doubling is really exciting, but being able to hold on is the real skill. As for ORDI, it still depends on the Federal Reserve's stance.
I agree with the saying "take profits and run," because only then is it truly safe. Losing it all later would be unfair.
Once the Federal Reserve makes a move, there's no suspense; they are the real market makers.
I'm also debating whether to continue chasing ORDI. Now entering feels a bit scary.
The recent surge in PTB is a bit unrealistic; getting out early is the smart move.
Before the market trend picks up, I’m not really confident to increase my positions casually.
So are you all still holding in ORDI? I find it a bit confusing to watch.
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ZenMiner
· 12-16 13:55
PTB this time definitely has some potential, but to be honest, it still comes down to luck. If the timing is off, even the best coins are useless.
I think ORDI needs to be reconsidered. Chasing now feels a bit risky; it's better to hold onto the current gains and secure a steady position.
If the Federal Reserve takes action, the entire market will have to follow suit—that's the key.
Brothers with ideas, let's discuss together. Anyway, sideways trading is also pretty boring.
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GateUser-3824aa38
· 12-16 13:55
PTB doubled and I caught up, but my reaction speed isn't fast enough. Now it depends on whether ORDI can make another move.
To be honest, if the Federal Reserve signals hawkishness again, all these coins will have to kneel.
I'm still debating about ORDI—should I continue to average down? It feels a bit risky to enter now.
If you're lucky, you can make a profit; if not, you'll be back to square one. That's the crypto world.
Recently, PTB has been performing quite well, and the rapid doubling of the market has indeed been impressive. However, making more than double the profit still largely depends on luck and timing.
The current question is, besides PTB, is ORDI worth continuing to chase? From the current position, it indeed requires further observation. If you already have good gains, you might consider taking profits first. But for those who want to ride the wave, holding your position and trying it out is also an option.
We still need to keep a close eye on ORI, as the future market trend largely depends on the overall market rhythm. The Federal Reserve's moves have a significant impact on the entire market, and this cannot be ignored.
If anyone wants to discuss the future direction of these assets, we can share ideas.