2025-12-27 18:23:48

After observing PIEVERSE's performance on the 4-hour chart, the key is whether it can effectively break through the previous high. If it fails to break out this time, then stay put and wait for confirmation signals.

For friends who followed up 5 hours ago, you can now consider taking partial profits. Lock in the profits already gained, or simply use the profits to test the waters, which will reduce psychological pressure significantly.

From my perspective, the target is still around 0.6, but the prerequisite is to get past this 4-hour resistance. Technical confirmation is much more important than rushing to chase the rally.

The most crucial point in trading is: stability first, profit second. Don't let greed complicate the situation. Living well and staying alive is always better than a reckless gamble.

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DAOdreamer

· 2h ago

Hey, this 0.6 feels still uncertain... If it can't break the 4h, then we really have to hold on.

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MergeConflict

· 4h ago

Breaking through is the real deal; if you haven't broken through, just relax. Anyway, the profit is already in the pocket.

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SmartContractPlumber

· 4h ago

I agree with this logic; confirmation of a break is more important than guessing. But to be honest, for most people, just staying "on the sidelines" is already very difficult.

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FlippedSignal

· 4h ago

If you can't break through, just lie flat. I'll just consider this round as running alongside.

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RamenDeFiSurvivor

· 4h ago

Yes, breaking the key level is crucial. If there's no signal, just stay on the sidelines. I agree with that.

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ProposalDetective

· 4h ago

If you can't break it, don't play. I agree with this logic. Greed is really the biggest pitfall in trading.

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PumpStrategist

· 4h ago

The chip distribution shows that this wave is indeed interesting, but I’m not too convinced about the 0.6 level... The pattern is there, no doubt, but a breakout requires volume support. Currently, this trading volume is a typical psychological price breakout, which is prone to false signals. It's better to wait until the risk is fully released before considering it; don’t rush. --- Seeing someone just 5 hours ago bottom fishing and now wanting to go all-in, sigh... The advice to take profits in stages is sound, but let me tell you, those who use profits to test the waters often end up losing all their gains. --- I agree that technical confirmation is more important than chasing the rise, but honestly, most people can’t tell the difference between true confirmation and emotional trading. The market sentiment indicators are already overheated now, be careful not to become a leek. --- Living well and living happily is always better than gambling recklessly. It sounds nice, but I see half the comments just don’t listen. Human nature, truly the biggest risk.

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StealthMoon

· 4h ago

Breaking through or not breaking through, this is really crucial, otherwise it's just gambling.

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