2026-01-07 10:24:46

Looking at this wave of adjustment, TON is still relatively stable so far and hasn't affected the fundamentals. I plan to continue holding my long positions.

To be honest, I have a lot of confidence in the TON project. It's not a short-term bet, but I genuinely believe it can go for more than 5 years. There are too many flash-in-the-pan projects in the market, but TON feels different.

I’ve done the math: the opening price in 2026 is 1.6587. If it can reach 3.2 this year at its highest, based on my cost, I could make about a 3x profit. If it truly hits above 5 within the year, that’s more than 5 times the space. All of this is not just imagination; it’s a real calculation based on the current price and expected targets.

Of course, I’m not a hardcore bull either. I follow the market movements and act accordingly, both long and short. Flexibility is key to survival; that’s the fundamental rule of trading.

Honestly, my expectations for TON are not just about the account figures. Being able to turn things around in this project, clear some debts, and start a new phase of life—that’s what I truly want. Rather than just investing, it’s more like accompanying TON on its upward journey.

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DAOplomacy

· 01-10 09:08

ngl, the math checks out on paper but we've all seen those spreadsheets before... the real question is whether ton's fundamentals actually hold up when vol spikes. governance primitives matter more than price targets imo, and that's where most projects falter. historically precedent suggests emotional conviction tanks faster than leverage during drawdowns.

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liquidation_surfer

· 01-09 05:52

Alright, I get this logic now. Long-term companionship for 5 years is indeed more reliable.

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ZKProofEnthusiast

· 01-08 09:06

Hold tight to TON. This adjustment is actually an opportunity to buy the dip, no need to panic. Really don't focus on short-term fluctuations; the big trend over 5 years or more is what matters. A 5x potential isn't a dream; it depends on whether we can reach that price this year. Be flexible in trading, profit from both long and short positions—this is the way to stay alive. It's not just about making money; I also want to turn my life around through TON.

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RektRecorder

· 01-07 10:54

5x leverage? Buddy, are you dreaming or did you actually calculate this?

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MechanicalMartel

· 01-07 10:54

It sounds a bit like gambling involved.

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DuskSurfer

· 01-07 10:52

A 5x leverage sounds great, but you have to stay alive until that day.

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BlindBoxVictim

· 01-07 10:44

Bro, 5 years of companionship? I need to learn that confidence. --- 3 to 5 times, sounds great, but I'm just afraid my mentality will collapse during a pullback. --- Relying on TON to turn things around? Bro, that's a pretty big gamble. --- Just go with the market trend, easy to say, but what if you face a critical moment? --- Steady is steady, but the market is not always stable, I believe in that. --- Is the 1.6587 price real or just a hallucination? Honestly. --- Not invincible, but haven't been out either, stop fooling yourself, bro. --- Listening to companionship is nice, but don't bet your life on a single coin. --- Such precise calculations, why can't I still make a profit from trading? --- Aiming for $5 within the year? I don't have the patience to wait for that.

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BlockImposter

· 01-07 10:36

Buddy, I have to say, holding on is the right move. --- 5x leverage? Dreaming or is it really calculated? --- I believe it's not about being a dead multi-head, but how many can really hold out for 5 years. --- Clearing debts, starting a new life... sounds a bit harsh, brother. --- Being steady is good, but the real concern is whether you can keep people's confidence. --- From 3.2 to 5? How many people have to cut losses in between? --- Sounds nice, but it's still betting on TON's future. --- Flexible operations, I've heard that too many times. --- Really optimistic long-term or just too deeply trapped? --- Account turnaround... now that's the real talk.

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