2026-01-15 19:50:06

Hakimi's fundamentals continue to improve, and it's time to consider positioning. However, there's no need to rush; wait for a truly good entry point. When the bottom area appears, don't hesitate—that's the key moment to enter. In this wave of the market, patiently waiting for a suitable pullback level will be much wiser than blindly chasing highs.

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GasFeeDodger

· 14h ago

Waiting for the bottom? Easier said than done. When it actually comes, fear sets in—this is a common problem among retail investors.

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NotSatoshi

· 14h ago

The bottom hasn't been confirmed yet. What are you talking about entering now? Chasing these early projects now is just gambling. I'll wait and see first.

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EternalMiner

· 14h ago

The bottom is indeed gold, but the problem is who can accurately hit the point... I'm still waiting.

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BoredWatcher

· 14h ago

Waiting for the bottom? I feel like the bottom is nowhere in sight, and I'm already tired of hearing this phrase.

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BtcDailyResearcher

· 14h ago

Waiting for the bottom? Hakimi, I've been watching this stock for a long time. It's indeed a bit early to enter now. --- It's another case of waiting for a pullback, waiting for a pullback... When it hits the daily limit up, you'll chase from behind. --- The bottom is really hard to judge. I tried a small position, anyway I can afford to lose. --- Good fundamentals are good, but it depends on the market temperament. These days, fundamentals sometimes don't matter. --- It's easy to say, but who can be sure when the true bottom appears? --- I've heard the advice to be patient countless times, but I always end up missing out. --- You can plan your layout, but don't leave all your chips at the bottom. What about the risk?

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