2025-12-26 13:26:13

The COAI project was heavily speculated on in the past two years, with stories of hundredfold gains everywhere. But what happened? It dropped sharply from its high in just three months, and then basically no one paid attention anymore.

Recently, there have been signs of movement at the bottom, with trading volume gradually picking up, and the bulls clearly gathering strength. It feels like a tightly compressed spring, and it might rebound at any moment.

Some people around me chased the rally at high levels and got trapped until now, while others patiently accumulated at the bottom and successfully turned around. The outcomes are worlds apart.

This rebound looks reasonable, but don’t get carried away by the hype. What is the real veteran strategy? Wait for a pullback to a reasonable level, then use a small amount of funds to test the waters, understand the rhythm, and add positions gradually. That’s the key to surviving the unpredictable market the longest. On the BTC side, the RWA entire track is still expanding, offering plenty of opportunities, but the premise is to control risks.

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NFTRegretful

· 5h ago

The group of people who chased the highs must be feeling pretty uncomfortable right now... But on the other hand, those who were lurking at the bottom did indeed make a profit. Wait, can this rebound really break out this time, or is it just a fleeting moment? I'm inclined to try a small amount of testing water anyway, since I can't lose too much. What are we afraid of? There is indeed some value in the RWA sector, but projects like COAI... well, let's just watch for now. No matter how tightly the spring is compressed, there will be a time when it loosens. Don't be too optimistic, everyone.

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SoliditySlayer

· 6h ago

Those chasing gains at high levels should reflect; bottom accumulation is the true strategy. I'm watching this bottom buildup, but I really don't dare to go all in; I still need to test the waters first. This is the difference between newcomers and veterans—controlling risk is the key to longevity. The tighter the spring is stretched, the more vigorous the rebound; the question is, how high can it rebound?

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DefiEngineerJack

· 6h ago

ngl, the volume uptick on COAI is textbook accumulation pattern, but everyone's gonna fomo in anyway... that's the thing about retail, they never learn from the previous rug

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DeadTrades_Walking

· 7h ago

The bottom lurkers are now smiling, while those chasing the rally at high levels are still crying. The gap is really huge. To be honest, for COAI's recent rebound, I would choose to wait and see, wait for a pullback before making a small move. Don't be impulsive and rush in; controlling risk is always the top priority. Even if the spring is tight, you need to see the direction clearly before jumping. Lurking at the bottom is indeed a profitable strategy; it all depends on how long you can坚持. RWA is indeed hot right now, but we still need to watch COAI a bit more. The hundredfold dream is shattered; it's time to operate with a clear mind.

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BearEatsAll

· 7h ago

The hardest part of bottom-fishing is the mentality. Watching it rise but not daring to chase, now the bottom is truly testing patience. What are those people at the high levels doing now? Can they still hold on? The tighter the spring is compressed, the more vigorous the rebound, but I'm more afraid it will just snap. I'm also paying attention to COAI, but I think I'll wait and see for now; the risk is much greater than the opportunity. The brothers mining at the bottom are really about to rise this time. I envy their patience a bit. The rebound is a rebound, but don't withdraw your stop-loss orders. There are too many tricks in this market. Speaking of the RWA track, it's good enough if COAI can keep up with the pace. Don't expect too much.

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PositionPhobia

· 7h ago

No matter how tightly the spring is compressed, it depends on who is pressing it. For projects like COAI that have fallen from heaven to hell, do you really dare to catch the bottom when there's abnormal movement? I wouldn't dare, afraid it's just another trick to cut leeks. The people who got caught at the high levels are probably eager to see activity at the bottom now, haha. But honestly, I stay far away from these coins that keep flipping back and forth. Trying a small amount is okay, but my position anxiety prevents me from taking action. I'll wait until RWA actually shows some results before making a move.

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