$TRX On Monday, the market opened with a direct pump, and the external Unfavourable Information was surprisingly digested in a Reverse manner. As some analysts pointed out—year-end results must be reported, and the market data won't look too bad. After the sideways adjustment over the weekend, the current 1-hour and 4-hour technical indicators are both above the zero axis, and this wave of oversold rebound is likely to continue. The real highlight is tonight—whether it can break through the previous highs with volume or if it will encounter pressure and fall back, this is the true beginning of the contest between bulls and bears.

The question arises. With such volatile market conditions, how can one capture potential gains without being caught in a sudden drop? This kind of fluctuation window at the end of the year particularly tests people; it's not enough to just guess the right direction, being able to flexibly adjust strategies is often more crucial. The underlying logic is actually quite simple – it's about controlling liquidity and value anchoring.
There is a commonly overlooked technique in trading. Many people tend to fully invest during a bull market and hold cash during a bear market. However, in uncertain market conditions, converting some profits or positions into stable assets is the key to being able to earn when entering and protect when exiting. For example, the decentralized over-collateralized stablecoin launched by the TRON ecosystem has significance beyond just being a hedging tool; its real value lies in its role as a practical tool for position management.
When the market is repeatedly fluctuating around 905, with both bulls and bears testing each other, keeping some funds in stablecoins is not really exiting the market, but rather maintaining liquidity while avoiding the risk of false breakouts. An over 130% collateral rate and fully on-chain transparent design give confidence to the allocators. This configuration method is actually the real flexible strategy in a volatile market. $TRX