Recently, $VIRTUAL, $SUI, $AAVE, and $ENA have performed quite well. Friends who have been following along should have gained some benefits.
However, based on the current trend, the rebound of second-tier mainstream coins is approaching resistance levels, and the risk of chasing highs continues to increase. Conversely, those still sitting at low levels with relatively moderate gains—altcoins—are accumulating energy, and a rebound rally might be just around the corner.
The core logic behind this rebound is actually very simple—valuation repair. High-quality projects that were unfairly dumped will eventually return to a reasonable pricing level. The question is, how can we find truly potential targets?
My advice focuses on three aspects: First, prioritize low-priced coins in popular sectors like public chains, DeFi, and NFTs, as these areas naturally attract capital; second, observe trading volume and capital flow—only pay attention to those with significant volume increases; third, most importantly, control risk—build positions gradually, never go all-in at once, as the risk of hitting a mine always exists.
Recently, many coins in the cross-chain technology sector are still hovering at the bottom, and the potential for a rebound is indeed considerable. Does anyone have any promising low-level projects they’re holding? Share your ideas in the comments, and let’s study together.
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AirdropGrandpa
· 01-05 09:47
Oops, I’m about to chase the low-tier altcoins again. Last time I did that, I went all in and got beaten badly.
Splitting into batches to build a position is a good idea, but it’s still easy to mess up when it comes to actual execution.
Are there any low-position projects you recommend? I haven’t seen any particularly satisfactory cross-chain projects lately.
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HappyMinerUncle
· 01-04 23:12
Oops, another gamble almost wiped me out. Now I can only buy the dip.
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HashBard
· 01-04 14:50
nah the "estimation repair" narrative hits different when you're watching the same tired bags get pumped every cycle... like bro, eventually the math just doesn't add up no matter how poetic you frame the thesis
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AirdropHunter420
· 01-04 14:49
Really, chasing highs is still risky. The true sniper point is in low-position potential coins; only when trading volume amplifies do I dare to get in.
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GrayscaleArbitrageur
· 01-04 14:48
The point about the second-tier coin resistance level is quite accurate. Chasing the high now does indeed have a bit of a gambling feel to it.
As for the bottom of altcoins, I'm actually looking at the cross-chain sector, and a few with increasing volume are quite good.
But honestly, the most important thing is to build positions gradually; you really can't afford to go all in at once.
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BoredRiceBall
· 01-04 14:47
I'm also watching those cross-chain tokens, but you need some courage to get in now.
Chasing highs is really dangerous, so maybe wait until the rebound phase.
There are many projects diving at low levels, the key is to choose the right ones.
It's true that splitting into batches is the right approach; going all-in definitely increases the risk of hitting a mine.
Have any friends found good targets? I'd like to hear how everyone is choosing.
The resistance level for second-tier coins is really tight, which is quite risky.
Recently, low-priced tokens in the DeFi sector are getting interesting, and the trading volume is decent.
Don't go all-in, everyone. You need to learn this lesson through experience.
The bottom of the cross-chain concept still has a chance; it depends on who dares to take the plunge.
The rebound market seems to be coming soon, but the prerequisite is to find the right projects.
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ProbablyNothing
· 01-04 14:24
Chasing highs is indeed risky, but you also need to be cautious with low-priced altcoins. Catching up is catching up, but there are also quite a few who get caught in traps, right?
Recently, $VIRTUAL, $SUI, $AAVE, and $ENA have performed quite well. Friends who have been following along should have gained some benefits.
However, based on the current trend, the rebound of second-tier mainstream coins is approaching resistance levels, and the risk of chasing highs continues to increase. Conversely, those still sitting at low levels with relatively moderate gains—altcoins—are accumulating energy, and a rebound rally might be just around the corner.
The core logic behind this rebound is actually very simple—valuation repair. High-quality projects that were unfairly dumped will eventually return to a reasonable pricing level. The question is, how can we find truly potential targets?
My advice focuses on three aspects: First, prioritize low-priced coins in popular sectors like public chains, DeFi, and NFTs, as these areas naturally attract capital; second, observe trading volume and capital flow—only pay attention to those with significant volume increases; third, most importantly, control risk—build positions gradually, never go all-in at once, as the risk of hitting a mine always exists.
Recently, many coins in the cross-chain technology sector are still hovering at the bottom, and the potential for a rebound is indeed considerable. Does anyone have any promising low-level projects they’re holding? Share your ideas in the comments, and let’s study together.