Today’s delivery day is destined to be special, and the turning point on the 26th has arrived. Many people are waiting for the market to move, but in fact, it’s highly likely to strengthen going forward.
It’s normal not to see obvious fluctuations right now—this is the market building momentum for next year. If there’s no significant increase after today, then mid-next month should be the time for an upward move, with the period around the 10th to 15th also being a key turning point. Don’t rush, time will give the answer.
Entering the initial position early is no problem. Even if the market experiences ups and downs later, that’s normal volatility—the leverage is still in the process of being liquidated. When encountering sharp declines, continue to add in batches, which can both defend against risks and avoid missing out on next year’s big trend. This is a balanced strategy.
History doesn’t simply repeat itself, but the game logic at key nodes is always consistent. Only when the tide truly recedes can you see who’s swimming naked. Let’s lay our groundwork before this turning point.
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GamefiGreenie
· 7h ago
You're starting to talk about building momentum again, I don't believe you at all.
How many times have I told you about the turning point...
Gradually taking on positions? My money is all in leverage, I don't have any left.
Are you going to miss out again this time?
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Ramen_Until_Rich
· 8h ago
The 26th has passed, and it's still building momentum. I've heard this rhetoric for over a year🤔
After pumping so much enthusiasm, shouldn't some results be delivered? Is it okay to wait until next month?
Listening to the phased acceptance sounds good, but anyway, my money is already gone.
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GasFeeTherapist
· 8h ago
Another "build-up" tactic, every time they say time will provide the answer, and the result is losing money.
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MaticHoleFiller
· 8h ago
It's the same story again... Accumulation, trend reversal, phased acceptance—sounds like waiting for a savior.
People are tired of waiting, so how can it go higher? I don't think so.
Betting on the 26th is less reliable than betting on maintaining a steady mindset.
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fren_with_benefits
· 8h ago
Ah, here we go again with the accumulation theory. I'm already tired of hearing it.
Wait, will the market really turn on the 26th? It feels like they say that every time.
Gradual acceptance sounds good, but I'm just worried it will drop again.
If this wave really can rise, I'll buy heavily, but what if I get stuck again?
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HodlVeteran
· 8h ago
Old driver, let me tell you, I've heard this "accumulation theory" for ten years. Every time they say the market will rise next month, but as a result, my principal has long been lost.
If it really rises this time, I'll livestream eating my phone, but the tricks are still the same—buying in batches during sharp dips to avoid missing out? Brother, I was taught this way in 2018.
Reversal points, key timing... sounds so nice, but my main position is already trapped. Now I just wait for time to give an answer, but I guess the answer will only be to cut losses.
Today’s delivery day is destined to be special, and the turning point on the 26th has arrived. Many people are waiting for the market to move, but in fact, it’s highly likely to strengthen going forward.
It’s normal not to see obvious fluctuations right now—this is the market building momentum for next year. If there’s no significant increase after today, then mid-next month should be the time for an upward move, with the period around the 10th to 15th also being a key turning point. Don’t rush, time will give the answer.
Entering the initial position early is no problem. Even if the market experiences ups and downs later, that’s normal volatility—the leverage is still in the process of being liquidated. When encountering sharp declines, continue to add in batches, which can both defend against risks and avoid missing out on next year’s big trend. This is a balanced strategy.
History doesn’t simply repeat itself, but the game logic at key nodes is always consistent. Only when the tide truly recedes can you see who’s swimming naked. Let’s lay our groundwork before this turning point.