2026-01-17 17:28:39

After a period of sideways consolidation, AXS finally broke upward, and the recent rally has been quite fierce, with the overall momentum also strengthening.

If you have already built a position during this wave of market movement, it is recommended to immediately move your stop-loss line to near your entry cost. The benefit of doing this is that even if there is a pullback later, your account will not incur losses. It’s like controlling the risk at the lowest cost, allowing you to hold your position more calmly and wait for the big rise later. This sense of peace of mind is actually quite important for long-term trading.

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BetterLuckyThanSmart

· 6h ago

Damn, finally broke through. I need to hold on tight this time. Set the stop-loss back to the cost price, that's all. Staying calm is the most important. Another day of waiting for a big rise has begun. Yesterday I was still debating whether to add to my position, now I regret it to death. The vibe has definitely changed, it feels like it's about to take off.

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MidnightGenesis

· 7h ago

On-chain data shows interesting movements among AXS whales. The trading volume during this breakout, compared to historical data, is noteworthy... Moving the stop-loss to the cost basis looks gentle, but in reality, it's a gamble that the price won't fall below it. Based on past experience, this kind of psychological game often tests human nature.

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CrossChainMessenger

· 7h ago

I already pulled out long ago. This rebound is a bit too strong.

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InfraVibes

· 7h ago

Oh no, AXS has surged quite a bit this time, but the stop-loss still needs to be moved. --- Finally broke through; whether it can continue to rise depends on the subsequent volume. --- Moving the stop-loss to the cost price is indeed a safe move. I’ve been caught multiple times before because I didn’t do this properly. --- Feels like we're back to that risky phase where a sudden drop could happen; caution is necessary. --- This mindset is indeed reasonable; holding positions feels much more comfortable. --- The price has gone up, but I still want to see if it can stabilize at this level before making any decisions. --- It should have broken through earlier; after such a long consolidation, everyone is almost falling asleep. --- People who haven't properly set their stop-loss might suffer some pain soon. --- I'm just worried about another false breakout; this kind of market is the easiest to get caught by a trap. --- Mindset is the biggest test; most people get wiped out because of it.

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MidnightMEVeater

· 7h ago

Good morning, night creatures. It's that time again at 3 a.m., awakened by the arbitrage range. Moving stop-loss to the entry cost... LOL, isn't this just waiting to be sandwich attacked in the dark pool? The robot playground has already calculated your gas war costs.

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AlphaBrain