2025-12-26 00:22:40

$Jager touched the 9.50 level last night and rebounded. After this wave of market movement, reaction speed has become crucial — only investors who can take profits in time are the winners.

There are always some investors in the market who are confused by complex tricks and end up being harvested. Instead of passively waiting, it’s better to take proactive action and focus on projects that are truly supported by fundamentals and have growth potential.

The key is to see clearly: which are bubble projects? Which are worth holding long-term? Short-term price fluctuations can easily cause people to lose their minds, but assets with prospects will eventually reveal their value. Instead of following the hype, it’s better to look for undervalued opportunities and wait for the market to re-recognize their value.

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IfIWereOnChain

· 3h ago

It's the same old story, I've said it a hundred times about taking profits and stop-losses, but the key is missing out, brother. --- 9.5 is really a sticking point for many people. After the rebound, they don't dare to chase, and then they get left behind. --- Where can I find undervalued projects? I keep stepping into traps. --- Sounds nice, but the real winners have already gotten in early. By the time we discuss, they've already sold off. --- Fundamental support? That word in the crypto world is just a joke, haha. --- What's the use of quick reactions if you didn't catch the bottom? Wasted effort. --- The difference between being harvested and harvesting others is just a piece of news. Wake up. --- Saying this a thousand times is nothing compared to making a profit once. I'm still into mystical trading.

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ContractTester

· 3h ago

Here we go again with the same rhetoric... Sounds nice, who doesn't want to buy undervalued assets at the bottom, but the key is how to find them? --- What's the point of a 9.50 rebound? The real question is whether it can hold. --- Taking profits is easy to say, but execution is hell... I just want to know how to distinguish what is truly fundamental and what is just storytelling. --- Tired of hearing this kind of talk. If there were truly promising assets, they would have been bought up by institutions long ago. --- A bunch of people are waiting for the "undervalued opportunity," then there will be no chance left. --- Stop talking about rational investing. This market is just an upgraded version of gambling. --- Fast reaction? The speed of pulling up and running away is even faster...

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DuskSurfer

· 3h ago

9.50 rebound? Is this another wave of cutting leeks? I've seen through it long ago. To be honest, those still chasing the rally now are just bagholders. Being quick to react, what's the use? In the end, it's still a loss. Too many people are trapped. I think, rather than staring at these hot coins, it's better to look for those unnoticed potential projects. That's how money is made. A bunch of people shout about fundamentals every day, but they can't even tell what a real opportunity is—just following the trend. Stop reckless operations. Find something truly valuable before jumping in. That's what I call stability.

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