The recent trend of AIAV has indeed been quite tumultuous. After adding to the position, it started to drop shortly afterward, and many people probably have experienced losses from this kind of counter-trend move.
Looking back at the market over the past three months, the price mainly fluctuated within a 3x range, neither breaking out clearly nor sinking completely, just this kind of repeated torment. Many participants are asking—does such a cryptocurrency still have a chance to turn around, and can it perform in the upcoming cycle?
Honestly, small-cap coins tend to be more volatile. When market sentiment shifts, quick pullbacks are common. But it’s also because of this high volatility that opportunities exist—key is how to grasp the rhythm and manage risks. Some are used to chasing highs and adding positions, which often results in being caught at the top. Conversely, waiting for a sufficient correction and technical support signals before entering might yield better results.
What do you all think about this situation? Do friends still holding positions have any new ideas?
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FloorSweeper
· 19h ago
nah see this is where most people get it wrong—they panic buy the dip when sentiment's still trash, then wonder why they're bagholding. the real alpha is waiting for *actual* capitulation signals, not just another bounce. AIAV's literally screaming accumulation phase if you know how to read it
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SandwichDetector
· 01-07 08:09
Haha, it's the same old trick. Buy more and the price drops, stay put and it goes up.
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FastLeaver
· 01-06 15:58
Everyone who bought high has already lost. Buying the dip is the real strategy. This position is quite interesting now.
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SorryRugPulled
· 01-06 08:23
Being pulled back and forth repeatedly over three months, I totally understand this feeling... What is the mindset of those who chased the highs now?
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ShamedApeSeller
· 01-05 07:50
Chasing the high has bankrupt me. Now I don't dare to make a move when I see a rebound.
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CoinBasedThinking
· 01-05 07:47
Did I just witness another live scene of cutting leeks? Those who chased the high have all become bagholders.
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FUD_Whisperer
· 01-05 07:46
Getting caught chasing a high is just deserved, plain and simple. Fluctuations within three times basically mean the big players are eating up the chips, don't ask me how I know.
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SerumSurfer
· 01-05 07:45
Those who chase the high are all fools. I'm just waiting for a technical signal now. Once I see a clear opportunity, I'll make my move.
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LiquidatedNotStirred
· 01-05 07:39
Everyone who chases the high should read this. Really, the cost of not listening to advice can be a bit painful.
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GasFeeCrier
· 01-05 07:26
Another trap in the game, I’ve seen through the small coin schemes.
The recent trend of AIAV has indeed been quite tumultuous. After adding to the position, it started to drop shortly afterward, and many people probably have experienced losses from this kind of counter-trend move.
Looking back at the market over the past three months, the price mainly fluctuated within a 3x range, neither breaking out clearly nor sinking completely, just this kind of repeated torment. Many participants are asking—does such a cryptocurrency still have a chance to turn around, and can it perform in the upcoming cycle?
Honestly, small-cap coins tend to be more volatile. When market sentiment shifts, quick pullbacks are common. But it’s also because of this high volatility that opportunities exist—key is how to grasp the rhythm and manage risks. Some are used to chasing highs and adding positions, which often results in being caught at the top. Conversely, waiting for a sufficient correction and technical support signals before entering might yield better results.
What do you all think about this situation? Do friends still holding positions have any new ideas?