2026-01-12 01:20:23

All-time highs have already been broken, and the situation above has been completely opened.

This wave of rally is aggressive, and in the blink of an eye, it has broken through the previous high of 4550. This is a true reflection of the main upward wave of the bulls—once key resistance is broken, the market is like a wild horse running free, unstoppable.

The current situation is very clear: previous resistance levels have fully turned into support, and the market is entering a brand new phase. In this kind of market, rather than repeatedly guessing the top, it’s better to follow the trend. Bull markets rarely announce their end in advance; the trend itself is the best compass.

Opportunities still exist, but one point must be emphasized—position management must never be relaxed.

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ContractTearjerker

· 29m ago

The metaphor of a wild horse running free is perfect—just beware of running off a cliff. It's the same old story of position management; every time they say you can't relax, but you're still trapped. Once 4550 breaks, is there really no pressure anymore? I always feel like this is just a trap to lure more in. Using the trend as a compass sounds professional, but I still trust my stop-loss line. This move was indeed fierce, but don't forget what usually follows after a new historical high.

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BuyHighSellLow

· 3h ago

Wild horse running free, huh? I bet 5 bucks this time it will retrace again --- Breaking 4550 and immediately thinking of flying to the sky, I've heard this kind of talk too many times --- Position management sounds nice, but honestly, you can’t eat chicken unless you’re alive --- Following the trend? Last time I followed it, I bought the top --- Turning resistance into support sounds so comfortable, but unfortunately, my coins aren’t that obedient --- Not declaring the end of the bull market? It only reacts after it’s already fallen like a dog --- Here it comes again, is it really different this time? Friends say the same thing --- I just want to ask, when is the right time to take profits and secure gains? That’s the real question

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OnchainArchaeologist

· 6h ago

The wild horse that has broken free is truly amazing; once it wears 4550, there’s no turning back. I really don’t dare to look at the gains, afraid that it will hit the daily limit again in the blink of an eye. Following the trend sounds nice, but I’m just worried my speed can’t keep up with the rhythm. Position management sounds easy, but who doesn’t want to go all in? This breakout feels different, with fewer trapped orders. Does it sound like a new round of market is about to start? The sense of vastness is so strong, I’m a bit afraid of the cold at high places. The resistance level has turned into support, I really buy into this logic. Don’t let it be another trap to lure more buyers, I need to look at several K-lines. Finally, there’s a somewhat decent market, after such a long period of agony.

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GateUser-9ad11037

· 01-12 01:50

The metaphor of a wild horse running free is perfect; this is the kind of market I want to see.

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DuckFluff

· 01-12 01:49

Wild horses indeed, but I still have to ask—this time is it really just a trap to lure more in? --- What does it matter if 4550 is broken? The key is whether it can hold steady; otherwise, it's just a fleeting moment. --- Following the trend is fine, but position management really needs to be emphasized. Don't get caught up in the hype and lose your head. --- Bull markets rarely announce their end in advance, but no one gives a heads-up when trapping people. --- Turning resistance into support sounds good, but it all depends on whether it can hold this level in the future. --- It passed in the blink of an eye. I just want to know how many people got shaken out in this wave. --- Not guessing the top is correct, but don't be too greedy either. New highs in history can also see a pullback. --- The trend is the compass, no doubt. The key is not to go in the wrong direction.

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BTCWaveRider

· 01-12 01:36

A wild horse running free—that's a perfect metaphor. You gotta take profits. --- After all this talk, it's the same old story: position management is the key. --- Breaks through 4550 and it’s straight to takeoff? I think it needs to be validated a few more times. --- Another one betting on a bullish trend to the end. Truly a daredevil. --- The bull market isn't that simple. Beware of a pullback. --- The trend is good, but don’t forget that after a historical high, it’s usually... --- Following the trend is correct, but I’d still be cautious about this wave. --- Resistance turns into support—textbook-level operation. --- Opportunities exist, but so do risks. Be aware of that.

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HalfPositionRunner

· 01-12 01:32

Wild horse running free? Haha, this time we're really about to take off. Wait, no, can someone tell me where the top is? I've heard this saying countless times. Position management is correct; don't go all-in with full positions every day—that's asking for death. A good trend is good, but I'm worried about a sudden flash crash. How do you guys respond? By the way, is 4550 really the key? It feels like there's still more to play before that.

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