2026-01-11 10:28:51

Dark Horse projects carry the cultural attribute of grassroots rising, and the narrative of counterattack has always been the engine of this track.

Looking at the current trend—market cap back to the 1.9M level, the adjustment has been quite sufficient. Logically speaking, projects of this size that fall from a high point often present low-level support opportunity windows. If one can accumulate a chip scale of 10M+ within this range, the subsequent rebound potential is still worth looking forward to. This is the strategy of buying low and waiting for a reversal.

For traders with spare funds, the current price level indeed makes it possible to consider starting to position, but the pace should be well controlled—gradual entries are more prudent than a single large move.

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GasFeeCrier

· 01-13 01:08

The low-position re-accumulation is happening again. Is this really an opportunity this time, or are we about to get cut again? Why is it always the same routine? Following in batches sounds stable, but what about in reality? 1.9M is indeed attractive, just worried that the rebound might not come and I get trapped first. The comeback narrative sounds good, but the wallet is the real proof. I'm a bit tempted, but I need to observe more. I don't want to be a leek. The rebound elasticity is indeed tempting, but I'm afraid it's just a false alarm again. The most deceptive thing about these dark horses is the so-called "opportunity window."

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RektCoaster

· 01-12 00:57

1.9M dare to buy the dip, this courage is truly unmatched Waiting for a reversal with a low buy? I think it probably needs to break the bottom again, don't self-hypnotize Batch entry is indeed reliable, but the premise is that you believe this thing can reverse The comeback narrative sounds great, but more people are trapped... 10M chips? Who has that much free money, hilarious A single trade is exciting, batching in is too tedious This is just the self-comforting theory of the leek farmers, I doubt there will be a rebound It sounds nice, but how do you avoid the risks?

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UnluckyLemur

· 01-11 10:55

The low absorption strategy is talked about every year. Let's see if this time it can truly rebound.

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MevShadowranger

· 01-11 10:49

1.9M Is this really the right entry point? Feels like it could still drop further. --- I'm tired of hearing about staggered positioning; the key is whether someone will step in later. --- The comeback narrative sounds great, but the money in the account is the real deal. --- 10M in chips? First, ask yourself if you have enough in your pocket. --- Buying the dip easily gets trapped; is this really safe this time? --- Black horse projects are always about luck; logic is just a post-hoc explanation. --- A single bet can lead to losses; splitting your positions is also easy to get cut, there's no difference. --- Market cap correction ≠ bottom confirmation; don’t be brainwashed by the narrative. --- You need spare cash to consider investing; if you don’t, just stay patient and watch. --- Reversals can only be waited for in the distant future; this industry changes too fast.

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RugPullAlarm

· 01-11 10:49

I checked the flow of this 1.9M chips, and the large address hasn't shown much movement in the past 48 hours... Instead, there's a somewhat suspicious silence. I have to question the term "full adjustment"—has the smart contract been audited? What is the level of fund concentration?

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SandwichVictim

· 01-11 10:49

The 1.9M bottom-fishing opportunity has finally arrived. We've waited too long for this moment. Buying on dips still depends on subsequent funding support; otherwise, the rebound will just be so-so. Gradually entering is really more stable, but sometimes poor timing makes it even more uncomfortable. The storytelling value of this kind of project is worth money; it all depends on how long the storyteller can keep it up. Can 10M chips really be accumulated? Does the market have that much patience... Waiting for a reversal? Instead of waiting, it's better to just go all in. After all, it's all a gamble.

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probably_nothing_anon

· 01-11 10:46

Low buying again depends on luck; with 1.9M, this pit might still need to be dug further.

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LiquidatorFlash

· 01-11 10:31

1.9M this position... the liquidation risk threshold should be triggered, right? --- Staggered deployment sounds safe, but I'm just worried that the chips will jump again halfway through. --- The low-buying routine is always said like this, and then there's no follow-up. --- A 10M chip scale sounds easy, but when it comes to actually throwing in money, it's a different story. --- The narrative of a comeback is indeed tempting, but don't play with leverage positions too high... this size is most prone to collapse. --- A good rebound elasticity sounds nice, but it depends on whether the support level is directly broken through during a decline. --- It's okay to deploy with idle funds, but who can guarantee that this 1.9M isn't a new high? --- Feeling a bit PTSD... every time I say that after full adjustment, there's another trap.

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