2026-01-23 03:49:47

The liquidity landscape of the BSC ecosystem is indeed changing. If you didn't deploy at low prices during the absolute early stages (generally around the 100k price point), the probability of catching the later rebound is quite high, and the entry angles will become increasingly outrageous.

From the price pattern perspective, the 2 million level is basically a small top, and 10 million forms a major top. This judgment is very important for subsequent trading decisions.

Regarding my own trading approach, I have made many adjustments. The core principle is very clear: never chase after second-wave rallies, avoid gambling psychology, and never keep adding positions out of optimism. Take profits at the expected level and exit immediately, keeping only a small core position to seize potential opportunities.

The specific execution process is as follows:

First, continuously monitor the on-chain activity of multiple leading traders and institutional addresses. Once these addresses show abnormal fluctuations, immediately search for related storylines and market narratives on social media to quickly understand the underlying logic. This helps avoid blindly following the crowd and allows for earlier detection of genuine market signals.

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ForumMiningMaster

· 8h ago

If you didn't get in at 100k, you're basically a bagholder now. This wave of the market is too brutal. Take profits and run, don't be greedy, just keep some core holdings in your account. Chasing a second wave is pure suicide. Watching large investors' on-chain actions is more accurate than anything else. This move is ruthless. Is 10 million really the ceiling? I'm a bit worried about getting trapped. Don't chase the rise or add to positions; execution is the key to making money. It's really a pity if you didn't deploy early. Being able to see on-chain addresses can tell you where the top is before the K-line, absolutely. Take profits when you can, overconfidence kills.

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GateUser-c799715c

· 8h ago

Not getting in early means you're just a bagholder; this judgment is a bit harsh but truly hits home.

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NoStopLossNut

· 8h ago

100k who didn't get in now must be kicking themselves, haha If you ask me, you should follow the big players this wave. Those waiting for the second wave will suffer heavy losses. Take profits when you're enough, don't be greedy. Keeping your account healthy is more important than anything. On-chain addresses reveal the story with every move. That's true trading wisdom. Don't touch the 10 million position. Looking back, it's all a trap.

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VitaliksTwin

· 8h ago

Those who didn't reach 100k are all bagholders. If you're only entering now, just wait to be harvested. I really look down on people chasing the second wave of the market; greed kills. Once you hit 10 million, you should run. Holding on any longer makes you the last fool. Watching the movements of big players is indeed appealing, but with so much information now, it's easy to be misled. It's right to say "take profits and run," but most people can't do it. Early low-price positioning is the only way out; everything else is gambling. This logic has some merit, still somewhat insightful. 2 million isn't much; the key is to recognize your own capabilities. On-chain data can be deceptive; don't believe it completely.

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VCsSuckMyLiquidity

· 8h ago

100k not getting in now are basically all leeks Chasing the second stage always results in losses, I believe that Watching others make 100 times the profit is truly joyful If you can't hold the 10 million level, it's really over This set of methods sounds easy to implement but is actually difficult The key is that I am still greedy and simply can't hold the core position Keeping an eye on the movements of the top addresses is indeed necessary; the information gap is right here By the way, when exactly did you get in with that 100k? The difference between early deployment and taking over is really huge The feeling of liquidity transfer this round is particularly obvious I can't do without chasing the second stage; I always want to push a bit more I understand, but I just can't execute it

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MevHunter

· 8h ago

Those who didn't get in at 100k are all bagholders, a brutal reality. Make enough profit and then run; this level of self-discipline can really save your life. People chasing second-tier levels deserve to lose; avoiding luck-based thinking is what a professional trader looks like. Watching on-chain address movements is indeed much more reliable than looking at charts; information asymmetry is exactly how this happens. Remember this key level at 10 million; all subsequent decisions depend on this line. It's really hard not to add positions, but whoever can hold back will win. Early deployment and late-stage accumulation make a huge difference in fate.

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ProposalManiac

· 8h ago

If you don't get in at 100k, you'll have to take the loss. This mechanism design is actually quite brutal... In plain terms, it's a winner-takes-all game structure.

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