2026-01-07 04:29:21

Recently, the market has shown a clear shakeout action at the first key resistance level. From the current trend, the overall performance is relatively weak, and further observation is needed to determine how the subsequent market will develop.

In this environment, it is especially important to have a profit-taking plan. Instead of passively waiting, it is better to set target prices in advance and take profits in an orderly manner.

At the same time, closely monitor the timing of the second wave, which is often the critical window that determines the subsequent trend. Catching the rhythm is the key to profiting from volatility.

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JustHereForAirdrops

· 01-09 12:32

Shakeout is just a shakeout; anyway, I'm holding on tightly. Let's see if I can catch a bargain. Profit-taking plan? Friend, you're right. I really should learn to be smarter. Remember to call me when the second wave comes; I might be asleep. This market really feels tough, like I'm stuck in place. Talking about catching the rhythm is easy, but who can really get it right?

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LiquidationKing

· 01-08 21:46

Both shakeouts and observations, I'm tired of hearing these words The take-profit plan sounds good, but how many can actually execute it We don't know if the second wave will come or not, let's first recover the losses from the first wave Feels like this time it's not that simple, need to be cautious Who can accurately catch the bottom, I think it's all luck Instead of worrying about the timing window, it's better to think about how to get out before getting in This weak market trend is indeed frustrating, but it's not that pessimistic I agree with taking profits, but setting the target price is the key, not just saying it Let's wait and see, it's too early to act now

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NFTBlackHole

· 01-07 04:58

Wash out again, wash out again, is this time real or fake... better set a take-profit and secure the gains quickly --- Is the second wave coming? I feel like everything is just sideways --- This rhythm is too tight, I think it's a bit risky --- Instead of waiting, it's better to lock in profits now and avoid getting trapped --- The key window really needs to be watched closely, but to be honest, who can grasp it accurately? --- With such a weak trend, I think capital preservation is the most important --- Take-profit plan? It's been set long ago, just see if it can be executed properly

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SelfCustodyIssues

· 01-07 04:50

Wash, wash again, so frustrating... Everyone's talking about a second wave, but what’s the result? --- Take-profit plan? My take-profit is just holding tight and not letting go, haha. --- Will the resistance level break or not? Waiting until all the flowers have withered. --- Second wave window... I choose to believe in this one, or else I’ll lose everything. --- Can't hold on anymore, the overall weakness suggests a bearish outlook. --- It's easy to say, but the real key is when to exit. --- Here we go again, feels like I always enter right on the dot...

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MerkleDreamer

· 01-07 04:44

Accumulation is just accumulation; the key is whether you can break through. Setting take-profit points and timing the moves is easy to say but hard to do, brother. Second wave? I think we should wait and see. Anyway, I’ve already cut my losses on this round. It seems everyone needs to be cautious and avoid getting caught off guard. Really, in this market, patience is essential; otherwise, it’s easy to chase the highs.

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ChainBrain

· 01-07 04:42

I've seen too many tricks of shaking out, but the key is who can hold on... Have you set your take-profit levels? Don't get caught in the trap again later. Can you react when the second wave comes? That's the real test. The market is so weak, I almost want to cut my position... Just observe, anyway you can't lose much, and you won't make much profit either. Grabbing the rhythm? I feel like the main players are messing with us all.

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CoffeeNFTrader

· 01-07 04:37

Another shakeout, huh? This trick has been played out. Taking profits is the key; don't get shaken out and it's all over. Is the second wave coming? I'm waiting to see who gets the bottom first. It's all just a scam to deceive retail investors; the main force's tactics are deep. Setting a take-profit point is the most important; don't be greedy. Profiting from volatility? Easy to say, you'll know once you try.

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