2026-01-12 17:22:36

Market adjustments often give rise to opportunities for the next wave of growth. The recent technical pullbacks experienced by mainstream cryptocurrencies like Ethereum and Solana are actually building momentum for subsequent upward trends. Historically, every significant price correction has been a precise window for building positions.

For investors who follow cryptocurrency market dynamics, this timing is worth paying attention to. Whether it’s large-scale positioning or regular dollar-cost averaging, the current stage offers relatively favorable entry costs. Instead of regretting afterward, it’s better to seize the certainty of opportunities now. The market cycle transition is just around the corner, and missing this adjustment phase means paying for the subsequent highs.

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MelonField

· 01-12 17:52

Nonsense, it's the same old story. Every time it drops, you say it's an opportunity. When it rises, why don't you come out and admit it?

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ContractFreelancer

· 01-12 17:52

Coming again with that "energy storage theory"? Last time I said that, I lost half. Although the logic sounds reasonable, how many people are really willing to go all-in? Wait, is this really the buying window? I feel like it's just another harvest for the little guys. By the way, ETH's bottom is indeed interesting, but I think it's better to stay on the sidelines. Stop talking about historical patterns. Every time you mention patterns, what happens? The "bottom-fishing" meme is starting again this round. I just want to quietly hold my coins and watch the show. It sounds good, but isn't it just gambling with luck?

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GetRichLeek

· 01-12 17:51

Coming back with this again? Last time I heard about "technical pullback to accumulate energy," I lost 30% directly. Do you still dare to believe this nonsense? I haven't missed many window periods for bottom-fishing, but every time I buy in exactly at the halfway point. The problem is, who the hell can be precise? The big players are already well-positioned, and we're just here to be the chives to be handed over. Talking as if it's really the case, maybe it's just some big V who’s dumping stock again. It's late at night, and I’m starting to review again. Why can't I just learn...

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NestedFox

· 01-12 17:51

Back with this again? The historical pattern is that it must fall and then crash inside? I think every time it's said like this, but what’s the result? --- Damn, here we go again with the "certainty of opportunity," why does this line sound so familiar... --- Dollar-cost averaging is fine, but don’t make it seem like it’s guaranteed to rise, what about the risks? --- Accumulating energy, accumulated for over a year, when will it be released? --- Wait, isn’t this logic—buy when it falls, sell when it rises? Why does it always feel like now is the best time... --- I just want to ask, last time you mentioned the window period, how is it now? --- Is Solana really an opportunity after falling like this? Or is it really going to die, who knows? --- "Seize the moment," sounds just like a reason to cut my leeks, haha. --- Still daring to say accumulation after breaking the level? That mindset is incredible.

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JustHereForAirdrops

· 01-12 17:49

Here we go again with this "historical pattern" talk... I feel like every time someone says "this is the best window," the price still continues to fall afterward? Honestly, I'm a bit hesitant about this wave, watching and waiting. Wait, do you really dare to go all-in at this price level?

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RiddleMaster

· 01-12 17:26

It's the same old story... Every time it drops, they say it's "accumulating energy," and when it rises, they say it's "within expectations." I just want to ask if it has ever truly been broken through. Bitcoin is now teetering, and you're still bullish? I think, rather than waiting for some "precise window," it's better to focus on your own wallet. If this correction can truly lead to a rise, then why didn't all the previous adjustments follow the usual pattern?

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