2026-01-20 02:30:57

Market fluctuations are a normal phenomenon. Good news landing, international events fermenting, the crypto circle immediately triggers a chain reaction. This is the operating principle of the cryptocurrency market—risks and opportunities never appear alone.

Regarding the CHZ token, I want to share not only the biases of holders. Over the past few years, I have been entering positions according to two-year, four-year cycle patterns, and each time I have gained profits. The reason this methodology is effective is that it respects the cyclical nature of the market.

The shorting camp can short for one round, two rounds, or even ten rounds. But the market's upward trend will not change because of this. Some see the profits of shorts at all times, but they fail to see their ultimate fate—most aggressive short sellers ultimately face liquidation.

For investors who stick to the long side, the first thing to do is manage your mindset. Keep your single position smaller to leave room for adjustments during subsequent market fluctuations. There may still be short-term dips and sell-offs, but the upward momentum is gradually accumulating. Stick to your investment logic and let time be the best validator.

The key is persistence.

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OnlyUpOnly

· 3h ago

The cyclical pattern is indeed effective; I do it the same way. The key is to stick with it. Shorts will be liquidated sooner or later; just don't be scared by the needle injections. I'm also building positions in CHZ according to the rhythm; time will prove everything. I agree with the two-year and four-year cycle; not chasing highs or cutting losses is the way to make money. Managing your mindset is the hardest part; control your position size, and don't panic when the needle injections come. Bullish traders should hold their ground; a reversal will come sooner or later, it all depends on who can endure. The upward force is accumulating; you're right, don't pay attention to short-term fluctuations.

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PaperHandSister

· 6h ago

Oops, two-year four-year cycle to enter the market? This methodology sounds a bit idealistic, but I'm just worried about getting stuck at the high point. --- Liquidating shorts is something we hear about every time, but when the margin calls actually happen, it's still a scene of chaos. --- There's nothing wrong with managing your mindset; the key is how many people can truly do it. --- Persistence, persistence—easy to say. Let's talk about this after surviving a few limit-down days. --- This CHZ token, it feels like the old cycle theory is being discussed again. Can holding coins really beat the market? --- How many times have we talked about controlling position size? Who remembers this when Bitcoin plunges? --- Is the upward momentum accumulating? Isn't the downward momentum also accumulating? --- Every bull market cycle, someone talks about this logic, and then—it's another scene of regret. --- How much is bullish faith worth? It still depends on what the K-line says.

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Layer2Observer

· 6h ago

The cyclical theory sounds comfortable, but does the data really support it? The regularity over two or four years... Let's see how many times it has been proven wrong in history. Pull up the CHZ candlestick chart and see if this cycle can withstand backtesting; further verification is needed.

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SolidityJester

· 6h ago

The cycle theory is back again. Will this time really be different? The rhythm of CHZ over two or four years sounds easy to say, but when it’s losing, why didn’t you shout out? The old clichés about short sellers being liquidated are tired, but I still believe in time. Anyway, just leave the idle money as sleep. Hitting the needle to crash the market? Uh, my mentality has long been numb from being smashed. Just hold on. Anyway, I’ve already lost, so what else can I do if I don’t hold on?

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