2026-01-02 11:21:40

$TRUTH has been performing quite well recently, with a 20% increase that suggests a reversal in the overall market trend. My judgment remains unchanged; continuing to go long and maintain a bullish stance is the current rhythm.

The key now is to have a sense of proportion—since the gains are significant, it's time to consider reducing positions when appropriate, and not to be overwhelmed by the upward momentum. The overall pattern should be maintained, and short-term gains should not disrupt the rhythm.

From a technical perspective, 0.0125 is an important target level above, and if broken, the next key level to watch is 0.015. There may be some minor fluctuations in between, which is normal—traders need to get used to it. Manage your stop-losses well, wait for a pullback to re-enter, and this is the prudent approach.

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SlowLearnerWang

· 4h ago

Here comes another delayed realization wave—only to find out there's a reversal after the rise? I'm already tired of hearing about numbers like 0.0125 and 0.015. The key is to stay alive and break even, haha. I get it, just don't be greedy. If you should run, then run. But to be honest, I hear this kind of advice every time, and I just can't do it.

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WhaleWatcher

· 4h ago

A 20% increase is indeed attractive, but what we fear most now is a quick pullback that directly breaks through the psychological price level. Managing stop-losses properly is really crucial.

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GweiWatcher

· 4h ago

Hey, you want to run at 20%? I think you should look higher. --- Reducing positions? Doing it now? You need to work on your mindset. --- If I can't break 0.015, I suspect this reversal is fake. --- It's either stabbing the price or stop-losses—basically, it's just a temper tantrum and not stable enough. --- I already said not to chase the rally, but I still got sucked in. Who's to blame? --- I'm optimistic, but this position is indeed quite risky, brother. --- Technical analysis involves a bunch of numbers, but in the end, it all depends on market sentiment. --- I think, if it can't break 0.0125, then it's a rebound, not a reversal.

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