Recently looked at the market, almost all active projects have rebounded from the bottom, rising above previous lows in just over three days. The first wave of profits has already been realized by many. The next question is obvious—how to participate in the second wave?
There are two approaches to consider. One is to continue doing high sell and low buy on Long One projects, using volatility to accumulate chips. The other is to start positioning in Long Two, looking for potential projects that haven't yet exploded.
My personal idea is to take a two-pronged approach. Continue swing trading Long One holdings, while also paying attention to some misjudged projects. For example, projects like AAVE, which experienced significant drops earlier but have solid fundamentals, making them good opportunities to get in.
The market's rhythm is often like this—after the first batch of people take quick profits, there will always be some hesitating whether to get in again. The key is to understand which stage you're at, so you can plan your next move accordingly.
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BuyHighSellLow
· 20h ago
Those who caught the first wave are all veterans. As a retail investor like me, I can only watch the rebound and chase the high, but I still got trapped.
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MevHunter
· 01-07 01:29
The first wave has passed, and you still want a second wave? Easy to say, but in reality, most people still get cut when it comes to actually executing.
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StablecoinSkeptic
· 01-05 03:57
Uh, this rebound is just the prelude to harvesting the leeks. The second wave will be even worse.
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gas_guzzler
· 01-05 03:46
After finishing the first wave, you still want to keep pushing. I understand this mindset, but it also depends on how many chips you have left, haha.
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CoffeeOnChain
· 01-05 03:46
Long Er is the real gold mine, Long Yi has already been drained by institutions in this wave.
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UncleLiquidation
· 01-05 03:45
Really, playing this set with Long Yi in a wave has become a bit tiring; I still need to see if the second tier has been undervalued.
Recently looked at the market, almost all active projects have rebounded from the bottom, rising above previous lows in just over three days. The first wave of profits has already been realized by many. The next question is obvious—how to participate in the second wave?
There are two approaches to consider. One is to continue doing high sell and low buy on Long One projects, using volatility to accumulate chips. The other is to start positioning in Long Two, looking for potential projects that haven't yet exploded.
My personal idea is to take a two-pronged approach. Continue swing trading Long One holdings, while also paying attention to some misjudged projects. For example, projects like AAVE, which experienced significant drops earlier but have solid fundamentals, making them good opportunities to get in.
The market's rhythm is often like this—after the first batch of people take quick profits, there will always be some hesitating whether to get in again. The key is to understand which stage you're at, so you can plan your next move accordingly.