2026-01-05 06:21:14

SUI has recently shown many opportunity points. From a technical perspective, the current support zone is around 1.4800-1.6800, which is a good area for positioning. If the entry goes smoothly, there are two key levels to watch in the short term: the first target is around 1.7000, where you can consider reducing some positions to lock in profits; if the trend continues upward, the second target is 1.7200, which can further expand the profit potential.

However, the most important point is risk management. Setting a proper stop-loss is crucial, especially when breaking below the support zone, and stop-loss must be executed decisively—don't hold onto false hopes. Trading is about protecting your capital and waiting for opportunities; only then can you make money in the long run.

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ForkTongue

· 10h ago

Listen, capital preservation is the way to go. Don't have a damn gambler's mentality.

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NoStopLossNut

· 01-06 09:59

It's the same old story again, I've already set my sights on the 1.48-1.68 level. --- Risk control must be strictly monitored. Last time, I didn't cut losses and suffered heavy losses. Now, as long as it breaks below, I will exit. --- Does 1.7200 seem a bit optimistic? Anyway, I will start to sell in batches at 1.7. --- Stop-loss really, it sounds simple but it's too hard to do. Everyone wants to take a gamble. --- Oh my, is this wave of SUI going to have a comeback? I was trapped badly before. --- As long as the support level isn't broken, I will go ahead. It's that simple.

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MEVSandwich

· 01-05 06:49

Another SUI market analysis, it's correct but sounds cliché.

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BloodInStreets

· 01-05 06:46

It's the same old story again, buy the dip at 1.48, take profit at 1.72... Honestly, these numbers have long lost their meaning for me. The key is whether I truly have the courage to bleed for it.

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YieldChaser

· 01-05 06:43

The risk control part is well explained; I'm just worried about human weaknesses causing trouble.

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GasFeeNightmare

· 01-05 06:38

1.48 entered, betting on 1.72 --- Risk control is correct; last time, I was caught because of a lucky mindset. --- Feeling that the 1.6800 level is quite pressured; whether it can hold steady is a question. --- Coming back to 1.7200? I don't think so; better to lower expectations. --- The suggestion to reduce holdings is reliable; take profits when the market looks good and avoid eating the last piece of meat. --- Stop-loss sounds simple, but when it really drops, hands tend to weaken... --- SUI doesn't seem as optimistic this time; what about market sentiment? --- Protecting principal > chasing profits, this is the truth. --- Everyone talks about support levels, but the key is whether the volume supports it or not.

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NewDAOdreamer

· 01-05 06:35

Around 1.48 is a good level to buy the dip, but don't be greedy. Selling half at 1.7 is the right move. --- Risk control is important, but how many people can truly stick to stop-loss? Greed is the killer. --- Is SUI reliable this time? It feels like the analysis from a couple of days ago was all wrong. --- Locking in profits sounds easy, but who would be willing to sell at 1.7? --- If the support level breaks, it's dead. Don't expect a rebound; stop-loss should come first. --- Can 1.7200 break? It's a bit uncertain. Better to be conservative. --- Protecting the principal is the most important; this saying is valuable. --- Wait and see before jumping in. Those in a rush are doomed.

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