2026-01-08 03:30:36

I've seen many people hesitate in front of candlestick charts, but one phenomenon is particularly worth noting—a continuous correction over three months, yet the K-line was restored in just seven days. What does this indicate? The K-line is the result; the trend is the cause. Technical analysis can only tell you how the short term moves; it can never predict the overall direction.

The history of PEPE and SHIB is the best textbook. Looking back at each bull cycle of these MEME coins, you'll find a pattern: most of the time, they are falling. But once the trend starts, SHIB took only three months to lift years of decline to a historical high. During these three months, those chasing the high and those holding spot positions had completely different fates.

Many people see the astonishing gains and rush in, but in reality, they are chasing the high, not bottoming out. Those who truly make money in a bull market are the ones who can hold their spot positions and withstand volatility.

Speaking of this, what if the MEME trend really enters a new cycle? Some new projects still have a hundredfold imagination space. The question is, can you, like the SHIB holders back then, buy at the bottom and sell at the top? This tests not just technical skills but mindset and patience.

PEPE-0,53%

SHIB-1,35%

MEME-1,84%

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SerumDegen

· 01-11 02:55

three months of copium compressed into a week... yeah that tracks. but here's the thing—everyone thinks they're the patient SHIB hodler when really they're just the guy panic selling at -40%. ngl the psychological warfare of holding through cascade after cascade hits different.

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StrawberryIce

· 01-10 14:39

That's right, mindset is the real killer, while technical analysis is just a reference.

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ImpermanentPhobia

· 01-10 11:08

Well said, it's all about mindset. Most people simply can't hold on. Wait a minute, isn't this logic just encouraging gambling? Who really bought the bottom and sold at the top during that SHIB wave? Probably just bragging. A tenfold increase in three months sounds great, but what's the actual probability? Can you recognize the trend when it starts? That's just a joke. Talking about a hundredfold potential today, but tomorrow it could be zero coins. Seen it all before. If you can't hold on, you can't hold on. Talking about mindset is useless, everyone.

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StakeTillRetire

· 01-10 03:14

To be honest, these three months of fixing the seven-day chart have really embarrassed many people who look at candlestick charts; technical analysis is truly just a hindsight tool.

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HypotheticalLiquidator

· 01-08 03:58

Three months to reach a new high? Sounds great, but from a risk control perspective, this is a high volatility warning. Most of the time it's falling, and once it starts, it triggers a chain of liquidations. Who can keep a steady mindset with this domino effect...

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New_Ser_Ngmi

· 01-08 03:55

That's true, but how many people can really endure until that moment...

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BlockchainRetirementHome

· 01-08 03:53

Basically, it's a mindset issue; technical analysis is all nonsense.

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MoodFollowsPrice

· 01-08 03:53

Basically, you have to be patient; most people simply can't endure it. --- Rising to a historical high in three months sounds great, but who can withstand the hundred times of dips in the middle? --- Now it's a gamble on the new cycle. If you bet right, you get 100x; if you bet wrong, you lose everything. Mindset is really more important than technique. --- Everyone watching the candlestick charts wants to predict accurately, but actually, you can't predict it. You can only hold on and wait. --- Holding until the high point sounds easy, but only a few can really do it. --- That wave of SHIB really makes people regret. How are the big players who bought at the bottom doing? Are they still around? --- Chasing highs and bottom fishing are just a hair apart, but the results are worlds apart. --- Mindset is more tested than technical analysis. This statement hits hard.

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