2025-12-28 00:23:13

D coin's performance today is indeed impressive, rising by 3.68% in one go. The current trend looks like it's re-confirming the strength of the support level. From a technical perspective, this rebound is expected to trigger a second round of upward movement. According to many analysts' predictions, the potential upside could be in the range of 20% to 120%.

What's even more interesting is the community reaction—about 80% of voices are bullish, and funds are quietly flowing in. The high-cycle trend is indeed upward. However, for friends interested in trading contracts, stay calm: consider entering long positions at the current price, and remember to set stop-losses at the recent low points. The initial target should be to lock in a 20% gain. Don't let FOMO emotions cloud your judgment. This kind of market is most prone to topping out, so stay alert.

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OldLeekConfession

· 13h ago

3.68% is nothing, wait until it reaches 20% before talking to me.

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nft_widow

· 13h ago

80% of the bullish sentiment sounds a bit suspicious; the more people follow the trend, the more dangerous it becomes. Don't be blinded by this surge; now is the time to go long and just wait to be cut. 3.68% excitement is really pointless. Speaking of stop-losses, they really need to be set properly, or you'll lose your account in a sudden plunge. 120%? Wake up, everyone, this forecast is quite unreliable. Inflow of funds doesn't mean you can make money; often, it's just the bagholders acting. FOMO is the deadliest; I've been through it. It's too early to say this rebound will trigger a second wave of gains; we need to see if it can hold steady. When many follow the trend, the market often doesn't go far; caution is the key. Reconfirm support levels? It feels more like a signal to lure more buyers.

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AlphaLeaker

· 13h ago

80% Bullish? That number sounds a bit suspicious; usually, when this happens, a top is not far away. --- 3.68% increase isn't much; the key is whether it can hold the support level. --- Contract trading for quick profits? Ha, I think most people are quick to make money and quick to lose. --- FOMO is the most deadly; lock in 20% profits and then exit. That's the way to survive. --- 120%? What are you thinking? First, see if it can break the previous high. --- Capital inflow is real, but you can't hear the voices of cutting losses; it's that simple. --- Setting stop-loss at the recent low sounds good, but can it really be executed as planned? --- The more people are bullish, the more I panic. That's not a good sign. --- There is some action in the rebound, but don't be fooled by technicals; the fundamentals are the real support.

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just_here_for_vibes

· 13h ago

80% bullish? I think this is a sign of a top... Something's off, it's too neat. A 20% increase is acceptable, but 120%? Are you serious? This rebound is indeed good, just don't go all in. Is another wave of FOMO coming, brother? Same old trick. I need to look at the candlestick chart to determine the support level. Is the capital inflow real, or are they just harvesting the little guys again? Stop-loss must be strictly enforced, or it’s easy to break through. What's so exciting about 3.68%? Let's wait for it to double.

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Tokenomics911

· 13h ago

80% bullish is the most dangerous. This wave might be another round of liquidation.

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DAOplomacy

· 13h ago

ngl the 80% bullish consensus thing is exactly the kind of sub-optimal incentive structure that historically precedes these... uh, corrections. argubably the real question is whether we're looking at genuine support reconfirmation or just path dependency from the last pump cycle, y'know?

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