2026-01-06 18:21:42

BREV rapidly dropped from 0.48 to 0.361 and stabilized at this level. This wave of decline appears to be a typical panic shakeout in the market. Observing the changes in contract positions, the volume of holdings increased simultaneously during the rebound from lows, indicating that funds are actively bottom-fishing. Short-term moving averages also show positive signals, with signs of turning upward already emerging.

Looking back at historical trends, rebounds after sharp declines tend to have good continuity. For participants, the 0.39-0.40 range is a relatively ideal entry zone. For risk control, stop-loss should be set below 0.35 to allow sufficient buffer.

Regarding target levels, it can be viewed in phases. The first phase aims for 0.43; after reaching this, consider reducing some positions. 0.44 serves as the second observation point; if it stabilizes here, the continuation will be stronger. 0.45 is the third key level. Once these resistance levels are broken, there is room for further upward movement. Subsequently, traders can choose to hold for larger gains based on market rhythm or take profits in stages at higher levels.

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BearMarketMonk

· 01-08 22:02

Hmm... I'm tired of the saying about the washout rhythm. Every time, it's about funds coming in to buy the dip, but what’s the result?

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CounterIndicator

· 01-08 02:00

It's another classic manipulation scheme; the signs of funds bottoming out are so obvious that they can't be faked.

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PumpStrategist

· 01-07 00:11

Hmm... 0.35 can't even cover it, your stop-loss setting is quite risky. This round of shakeout is indeed standard, but increasing contract holdings does not equal bottoming out the funds. Don't be fooled by the K-line. Entering at 0.39-0.40 is okay, but it all depends on whether it can truly break 0.43. Many times, it dies right here.

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TokenomicsTherapist

· 01-06 18:51

Just shake out the weak hands, anyway I already bought in at 0.39. Let's see if it can hold steady at 0.43.

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MeltdownSurvivalist

· 01-06 18:50

Accumulation is just accumulation; don't be scared out of the market, and that's it.

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ImpermanentLossFan

· 01-06 18:48

Market manipulation again? I just want to know if this time it will really stabilize or continue to crash. --- Is it better to buy in at 0.39 or wait for 0.35? I'm a bit conflicted. --- I've seen the signal of increasing holdings too many times, and in the end, it's just a mess. --- The phased target sounds great, but in actual operation, everything gets chaotic. --- It's okay to buy the dip with funds, but I'm just worried about catching it halfway up the mountain. --- 0.43, 0.44, 0.45... The more targets I set, the less I believe in them. --- A sharp decline stabilizes and rebounds—easy to say, but when it really crashes, no one can run away.

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DAOdreamer

· 01-06 18:46

Just shake out the weak hands, anyway the funds that are bottom-fishing have already entered the market. Now it's just a matter of whether it can break through 0.43.

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Rugpull幸存者

· 01-06 18:44

It's the same old trick again, accumulating at low levels and telling stories. I just want to know how high this can go this time.

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ShamedApeSeller

· 01-06 18:39

Just shake out the weak hands, I already bought at 0.361 anyway, now just waiting for a rebound.

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SellTheBounce

· 01-06 18:24

Here we go again with this "historical experience theory"... When it drops sharply and stabilizes, they say there's continuity. I think, there's always a lower point waiting for the next sucker. Rebound should be sold; that's trading philosophy, not something that can be saved by technical indicators. Enter at 0.39? Add more after it drops; 0.35 is not the bottom. This staged layout sounds nice, but in reality, it's just gambling on human nature. Increasing positions doesn't mean smart money; it’s more likely the final wave of catching the bag.

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