2025-12-31 09:25:16

HIPPO has been declining from 0.001337, with a significant drop. But currently, the price is holding at around 0.00116. Interestingly, both the 15-minute and 1-hour charts show signs of bottoming out, which instead suggests a potential stabilization.

After the sharp decline, funds haven't completely exited the market; there is actually some short-term rebound momentum. At this point, if you want to try to catch a rally, the logic is sound—bulls certainly wouldn't want to give up easily.

However, small-cap coins are always unpredictable, and once you enter, you need to keep a close eye on the market. If the rebound lacks volume support, cutting losses and exiting quickly is the best strategy. This current point indeed warrants a try at a long rebound, but position sizing and timing must be handled carefully. The risks in the crypto market are real and serious, and no complacency is allowed.

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down_only_larry

· 2025-12-31 09:54

Bottoming out does have some interest, but I never dare to be greedy with these small coins. If the trading volume is insufficient and I go all-in, I have to accept defeat. --- It's the trader's own business if they refuse to admit defeat. I only look at the trading volume; any rebound without volume is just a mirage. --- HIPPO stuff... Honestly, I'd rather miss out than get trapped. The risk is just too outrageous. --- Bottoming out? I'm more afraid of a sudden big red candle breaking through directly. Small coins are just like that. --- Stability? Forget it. Let's wait until there's volume to talk. Entering now is just a gambler's mindset. --- Precise position control? Of course, it's obvious. The problem is, who can really do it? I can't, anyway.

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RugResistant

· 2025-12-31 09:53

Trying to bottom out just to rebound sounds pretty good in theory, but with small coins, they can trap you in a flash. You really need to be quick and sharp.

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OnChainSleuth

· 2025-12-31 09:50

The bottoming signal is pretty good, but don't dive too deep into small coin projects. If there's no volume on the rebound, it's best to exit quickly.

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SerLiquidated

· 2025-12-31 09:47

0.00116 is indeed the level to see if it can stabilize, but I've seen too many small coins that rebound and then crash again in the blink of an eye. Whether to get on board really depends on taking a gamble with luck.

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gas_guzzler

· 2025-12-31 09:38

Bottoming out? I always feel like this is just a trap to lure more buyers... Small coins have too many tricks.

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tx_or_didn't_happen

· 2025-12-31 09:32

Small-cap bottom rebounds sound tempting, but it's not that simple. If the trading volume doesn't pass the test, you'll still have to cut. Everyone says to keep a close eye on the market, easy to say, but few can actually do it. The 0.00116 level is indeed interesting, but I still want to wait and see if there's volume before making a move. Bottoming out, huh? Then take your time, don't rush to catch the falling knife. As long as the funds are still there, it means there's still hope, but hope... you know. When the rebound comes, run. That's the correct way for small-cap coins to operate. Going long on the rebound is okay, but remember how strong your risk resistance is.

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