2026-01-07 06:30:45

#以太坊大户持仓变化 Ethereum's recent trend is worth paying attention to. Looking at the chart, $ETH's daily lows are gradually moving higher, which is a somewhat interesting signal—indicating that the bulls are gradually eating into the space. MEME coins are also not idle, with various projects taking turns to perform.

Honestly, the real multiplier opportunities often appear in the early stages. If you choose the right timing for primary market projects, the potential is indeed much greater than in the secondary market. But this also means the risk is more concentrated—miss the mark on one, and all previous efforts are lost; get it right, and it can be the kind of gain that changes your account.

Many people are already in ambush positions in this market rhythm. Maybe it doesn't look like much now, but in a few months when you look back, today's layout could become a turning point. Of course, all of this depends on whether you've really done your homework, rather than going all-in based on gut feeling.

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HypotheticalLiquidator

· 20h ago

Slowly moving up at the bottom? First, check the borrowing rate and health factor, and don't be fooled by the false signals of the bulls—this is the real risk control threshold.

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CoinBasedThinking

· 01-07 13:07

Pay attention to the signal of moving the bottom up, but the real profit is never about choosing the right direction, rather about daring to bet when no one is optimistic. The phrase "change account" in the primary market sounds appealing, but I've seen too many people go all-in on dream projects only to have their dreams shattered, and then deceive themselves by saying it's just tuition fees—uh, no, it should be called paying tuition fees. Lurking is fine, but you really need to do your homework; otherwise, you're just gambling. The part about meme coins taking turns in the show is spot on—just don't get blinded by the performance.

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rekt_but_not_broke

· 01-07 07:00

The bottom moving up is real, but don't be fooled by the series of MEME coin performances. The early stage of the primary market is indeed tempting, but I've seen too many brothers go all-in and end up with zero. Lurking is okay, but you must do your homework thoroughly, or in a few months, you'll become someone else's case study.

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LiquidatedThrice

· 01-07 06:59

The idea of moving the bottom up has been heard too many times. Every time, people say it's interesting, but what’s the result? The primary market is indeed tempting, but I've already been lessons learned, haha. Follow the ambush? Or forget it, let's see if I can recover the previous losses first.

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RamenStacker

· 01-07 06:52

The idea of the bottom gradually moving up sounds good, but the real opportunity is still in the primary market. --- MEME coins take turns performing, just see who can buy the dip without getting caught. --- Those in ambush positions are all tough players; I, as a retail investor, can only wait for signals. --- Choosing the primary market and selecting the right account indeed makes a difference, but I’m too timid to make a move. --- Doing homework is very important, but who really has the time to research so thoroughly? --- The bottom moving up is just the beginning; the key is whether you can hold on afterward. --- This wave of MEME coins is really a bit crazy; it feels like the risk outweighs the opportunity. --- Exactly, all in ultimately means all out; this lesson is deeply learned. --- The bull’s eating into the bear’s space, sounds like they’re taking the bear’s chips. --- Doubling after a few months or incurring losses, no one can predict now.

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DegenApeSurfer

· 01-07 06:51

I've seen this bottom-up signal too many times, and every time it's said like this, but in the end, it's still a loss. The early stage of the primary market is indeed tempting, but a few friends I know all lost everything because they didn't do their homework and blindly went all in. There are many people lying in ambush, but how many can truly wait for the turning point?

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AirdropBuffet

· 01-07 06:51

The bottom-up signal indeed needs to be watched closely, but honestly, the MEME coin's repeated performances are a bit tiring. Choosing the right projects in the primary market can indeed double your investment, but the risk of heavy losses if you choose wrong is also high. Many are currently lurking. Wait, did you really do your homework this time? Or are you just going all in based on intuition again? The slow upward movement of the bottom gradually eats away at space, and the bulls are quietly accumulating. There's nothing wrong with focusing on risk concentration. Choosing the wrong project can wipe out all previous efforts. Waking up too late is a problem. Looking back in a few months at today's layout, that might be the turning point. Those who are lurking now are betting on that wave in a few months. Choosing the right projects can change your account; choosing the wrong ones means getting out. It's that simple and brutal. Honestly, isn't there anyone who just goes all in based on intuition?

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