2026-01-12 16:22:38

OG's intra-day shakeout just completed, and now the 15-minute K-line's low points are gradually rising—this signal is quite strong. On the market, buying power is slowly warming up, and although it's not a violent surge, this structure itself is telling you that the trend direction is very clear. As long as this pattern of rising lows continues, the probability of a quick upward breakout remains quite high.

The trading idea is very straightforward:

The entry opportunity is right in the range of 4.35 to 4.42, which is the most ideal entry point. If the price drops below 4.18, it indicates that the structure has been broken, and that is your stop-loss line.

I have divided the target levels into three stages: first look at 4.60 (short-term resistance), then 4.85 (approaching the previous high), and finally aim for the 5.20 area, which is an extension of this trend.

To put it simply, the current pattern is building up strength, and the quieter the market, the greater the opportunity. When the price moves into your trading zone on its own, the rest is just patience and holding.

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MintMaster

· 9h ago

Raising the lows has been said too many times, but it still depends on whether it can truly hold steady at 4.35. Wait, can this wave really break 5.2? Feels like the risk is quite high. It's about accumulating strength and holding patiently—easier to say, but when losing money, the mentality collapses the fastest. The stop-loss at 4.18 is set quite tight; the probability of being broken through isn't low, right? This structure doesn't look that clear to me; who dares to bet on 5.2? Raising the lows is a relatively mild signal; it's not that aggressive actually.

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OvertimeSquid

· 9h ago

4.35 Entry? I'm watching it, just afraid it's another illusion of suppression --- I've seen this pattern of lows rising wave after wave too many times, and in the end, it never breaks through --- Gathering strength, gathering strength, until my account has no more voice --- This wave's structure looks quite clear, but I only believe if it doesn't break below 4.18 --- The worst thing is this kind of "about to break through" pattern, often the opposite operation is the right one --- Patience holding? My patience was exhausted when it was above 3 dollars --- Is 5.20 just a dream? I don't believe it can reach below 5 dollars --- What's the use of the buying power warming up? The key still depends on the capital situation --- Why does it feel like every time I analyze this, I get proven wrong?

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ChainDoctor

· 9h ago

Lowering the lows and raising the highs, I've heard this rhetoric too many times. Hope this time it's not just a false breakout. --- It's the same old story of accumulating strength. How are the coins that were talked about like this last time doing now? --- The 4.18 line can't hold, my friend. --- Let's wait and see. No rush to get in; better to miss out than get caught. --- I'm observing this wave; I feel it's not quite there yet. --- Buyer's strength is warming up? Why don't I see it? --- Setting such tight stop-losses makes the mentality prone to explosion. --- 5.20 is too greedy, can we be more realistic? --- Honestly, I trust my own instincts more than this kind of analysis.

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MidnightSeller

· 9h ago

Raising the lows has been used for several rounds. Whether it can truly break through this time depends on the volume.

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