This round of adjustment has indeed been quite fierce, with mainstream coins dropping over 70%. However, from a technical perspective, signs of a bottoming pattern have already appeared. The current position is a good entry window, as long as no new lows are made subsequently, it can basically be considered a phased bottom.
The situation for Bitcoin and Ethereum is similar, both are in oversold stages, and the probability of a rebound is quite high. However, it is important to emphasize one point—don't be fooled by short-term gains. Meme coins are especially prone to false signals of increased momentum, so position planning must be done in advance.
The suggested approach is: first, use a small position to test the bottom support; once confirmed that no new lows are made, gradually increase the position. At the same time, set stop-losses to control individual trade risk within a tolerable range. If you're unsure about the specific entry points and position ratios, think about it several times—it's never wrong to be cautious. Market opportunities are always there, but the safety of your principal is the top priority.
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LazyDevMiner
· 7h ago
Clear bottoming signs, small positions testing the waters.
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Another wave of false rebounds, don't be fooled by the bounce, these coins are really unpredictable.
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Seventy percent decline is indeed harsh, but this is the signal to get in, just make sure to keep your stop-loss in place.
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Bitcoin and Ethereum are both oversold, the urge to wait for a rebound is already itching.
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Don't rush to add more until the support level breaks a new low.
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It sounds good, but the key is to have patience; don't go all-in at the first sign of a rally.
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Once the bottom is confirmed, gradually get in, but never go all-in, it's risky.
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RugPullSurvivor
· 7h ago
Signs of a bottom? I think it's just another false rebound; don't be fooled by the rally.
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staking_gramps
· 7h ago
A 70% drop is indeed brutal, but I still prefer to be cautious. I'll try a small position first to test the waters.
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ShibaSunglasses
· 7h ago
Yao Coin's hype almost bankrupted me. Now I watch the market much more cautiously.
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ChainSpy
· 7h ago
Seventy percent decline... sounds scary, but isn't this a signal to get in? Small traders can test the waters.
I've seen many tricks with meme coins; rebounds often lure in more, only to cut the grass. Still, you need to stay calm.
If the bottom support hasn't broken new lows, keep holding. Set stop-losses properly and sleep well. Risk management is the key.
If this truly is the bottom, the potential for a rebound is obvious. The main thing is not to get dizzy from short-term gains.
Honestly, small-scale trial and error is the smartest. Confirm no new lows before adding more, much more reliable than blindly going all in.
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ProofOfNothing
· 7h ago
Yao Coin's recent pump and dump is really impressive. Be careful not to get trapped.
This round of adjustment has indeed been quite fierce, with mainstream coins dropping over 70%. However, from a technical perspective, signs of a bottoming pattern have already appeared. The current position is a good entry window, as long as no new lows are made subsequently, it can basically be considered a phased bottom.
The situation for Bitcoin and Ethereum is similar, both are in oversold stages, and the probability of a rebound is quite high. However, it is important to emphasize one point—don't be fooled by short-term gains. Meme coins are especially prone to false signals of increased momentum, so position planning must be done in advance.
The suggested approach is: first, use a small position to test the bottom support; once confirmed that no new lows are made, gradually increase the position. At the same time, set stop-losses to control individual trade risk within a tolerable range. If you're unsure about the specific entry points and position ratios, think about it several times—it's never wrong to be cautious. Market opportunities are always there, but the safety of your principal is the top priority.