2025-12-30 08:10:18

#战略性加仓BTC Recently, the market performance of $SQD has indeed attracted attention. From 0.056 to now 0.11, the doubling of the price is already in front of us—the phenomenon of continuous net capital inflow is also very obvious. Some investors are beginning to worry whether a correction similar to those after some high-profile projects will occur again. But from a technical perspective, there are still signs of further upward movement.

If you are tracking this coin, it is recommended to start with a small position and observe the trading volume in conjunction with the price performance. You can also pay attention to the trends of a batch of small and medium-cap projects such as $RVV, $TAKE, $ZBT, $ZRX, and $PIENERSE—they have recently attracted quite a bit of capital.

In the overall direction, $SOL and $ETH, as the leading ecosystems, still deserve continuous attention. In a volatile market, managing risk well is more important than chasing gains.

BTC0.24%

SQD26.19%

RVV-34.86%

TAKE-21.92%

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CexIsBad

· 2h ago

Still want to chase after doubling? This is the most dangerous time. I never chase highs in such market conditions. This wave of SQD is indeed fierce, but net capital inflow ≠ safety. Don’t be fooled by appearances, be careful of catching a falling knife. Small and mid-cap stocks are rallying in clusters, it feels like big players are shaking out weak hands. It’s better to stick with mainstream coins and be more solid. I am optimistic about the SOL ecosystem, but at this price level, there’s really no good opportunity now. Wait for a pullback. Trading volume is the biggest deceiver. Don’t be fooled by these indicators. I still trust the fundamentals.

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MetaMaskVictim

· 2h ago

Still thinking about chasing after doubling, this wave feels like it's playing out the old script again. Small positions are the right approach, but can anyone really hold back? Haha. The surge in SQD is indeed a bit tense, and the trading volume hasn't kept up, so I'll step back for now. I haven't heard of those small tokens, it just feels like a game of capital rotation. SOL and ETH are still stable, but BTC is the real king.

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PonziDetector

· 2h ago

Doubled again and still dare to chase, will this time be another game of hot potato? Trying a small position to test the waters is also okay, but keep a close eye on the trading volume, don’t react only after a crash. SQD has risen so much, it feels a bit risky, better to stick with SOL and ETH for stability. Net capital inflow sounds comfortable, but history always repeats itself, better to be cautious. That bunch of small and mid-cap coins, their popularity comes quickly and goes just as fast, don’t let FOMO blind you. Risk management is the key, chasing the rise is mostly a recipe for cutting losses.

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NotGonnaMakeIt

· 2h ago

Still daring to chase after doubling? I don't have that courage. Be careful of catching a falling knife at high levels.

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BearMarketBro

· 2h ago

SQD surged from 0.056 to 0.11, indeed impressive, but I usually wait for a pullback before jumping in on such rapid rises—lesson learned, brother. That said, you need to pay close attention to the trading volume; if the volume can't keep up with the price, a crash is inevitable. My main holdings are still SOL and ETH; with their large market caps, I can sleep peacefully. I'm actually hesitant to touch small caps like RVV; they're too easy to get cut. When it doubles, it's time to consider taking half off the table—greed is the beginning of losing money.

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SpeakWithHatOn

· 2h ago

Everyone wants to jump on the doubling trend, but don't be blinded by the illusion of rapid gains. This wave of SQD from 0.056 to 0.11 is indeed impressive, and the trading volume is also catching up... However, honestly, the fastest rising assets are most vulnerable to a turn. I agree with small positions for testing the waters, but never go all-in on small caps, as it's really easy to get caught holding the bag. SOL and ETH are the reliable targets; don't keep your eyes on those flashy concept coins. I really value this statement of yours—risk management is more important than chasing gains, and that's truly a big truth.

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