2026-01-15 06:21:53

Tired of being tortured by the grinding wheel and losing patience? Take a look at the weekly chart to see clearly.

Let's talk about the SANTOS coin. The short-term sideways movement is indeed uncomfortable. But if you shift your perspective to the weekly level, the overall logic becomes much clearer. CHZ, as the leader of the sports concept, has already taken the lead, and this signal is very important.

The problem is—when such a leader takes a break and rests, how do the smaller market cap and more concentrated holders react? Due to the smaller market size and concentrated liquidity, their upward movements often exceed those of the leader by several times. This is the advantage of small-cap coins.

It sounds simple, but few people can truly wait for that moment. Most lose patience during the grinding process. What I’m saying is mainly for those who genuinely understand the market rhythm. The opportunity is right here; it depends on whether you can wait it out.

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ValidatorViking

· 30m ago

ngl the patience test here hits different... most get slashed before the real move even starts

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NFTRegretDiary

· 4h ago

The grind is really impressive, but looking at the weekly chart, it doesn't seem so bad. The signal from CHZ this time is indeed fierce. It's during these times that small coins are truly aggressive. Concentrated chips mean unbeatable volatility. Those who can't hold on will never be able to make this kind of money.

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DaoTherapy

· 4h ago

When grinding, you fall behind, that's the difference between retail investors and insiders. People waiting for the cycle are indeed few; most have already lost patience. This wave of CHZ is definitely a signal. Small coins are itching to move now, it all depends on who can hold out until that moment. Really, sometimes making money is about patience, not IQ. SANTOS has been sideways for so long; when it rebounds, it should at least double. If you get the timing right, you'll make money; if you get it wrong, all your efforts are wasted. These opportunities only come a few times each cycle; wasting one means missing out on one. The point about small caps having concentrated liquidity is correct; when they explode, it happens really fast.

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GweiTooHigh

· 5h ago

The grindstone is really amazing, almost no one is left. But looking at the weekly chart, it's a different story; when CHZ moves, small coins are the real fun. Wait, the problem is that most people simply can't wait, right? That's the gap.

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BetterLuckyThanSmart

· 5h ago

The grinding wheel is really amazing, but looking at the weekly chart is indeed different. I got the signal when CHZ led the way, now just wait and see when SANTOS will take its turn. Wait, can small-cap coins really double this much? Or are we about to get cut again? I can't hold on anymore, brother. I'm already thinking about whether I should withdraw. The weekly chart can save lives, but I really have no patience to watch it now. Not everyone can wait. Everyone says to look at the weekly chart. Are there many people watching? Anyway, I don't have that kind of resolve.

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RugPullAlertBot

· 5h ago

The grind is so intense that I start to doubt life, but looking at the weekly chart, everything suddenly becomes clear—this is just how it is. CHZ led the charge, small coins are about to take off, but the question is, can you survive until that day? It sounds good, but how many can really hold back? I, for one, keep daily watching the weekly chart to self-hypnotize. Small caps are indeed violent; liquidity concentration is a double-edged sword—making money fast, losing money even faster. What are you waiting for? Instead of grinding, it's better to look for signals of a new leader emerging. This kind of logic sounds reasonable, but in actual operation, very few people can truly execute it. Most are still driven crazy by the torment.

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