2026-01-18 18:52:55

Let me review the core logic of buying "1" and achieving a hundredfold return.

The key lies in the K-line structure, not in following the market sentiment. When I first discovered "1," the market cap was about 80k. From a technical perspective, it dropped directly from a high of over 100k down to the 20k range, followed by a long period of sideways consolidation and chip reallocation. Although this process was brutal, it was precisely where the opportunity lay.

More importantly, during this low-range sideways movement, although there was continuous fluctuation, there was never a complete wipeout to zero—what does this indicate? It shows that someone was quietly accumulating at the bottom, and chips were being reallocated. Once enough accumulation was achieved, the subsequent volume-driven surge was very convincing. From the 20k range back up to 80k, the driving force behind this was not market sentiment, but solid chip concentration.

This is the true trend confirmation signal.

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GasFeeLady

· 2h ago

yeah okay but did you check the gwei situation when you actually entered? because honestly timing the dip is one thing, reading the on-chain accumulation is literally everything... that bounce from 20k reeks of whale behavior tbh, no cap

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MoonBoi42

· 11h ago

Only avoiding a decline at the bottom is the real signal; frankly, it means big players are quietly accumulating.

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SingleForYears

· 11h ago

A low point that doesn't break new lows means someone is supporting the market; this logic is indeed absolute. No doubt, concentrated chips are the key, and the sentiment is basically garbage. Wait, from 20k to 80k and then to a hundred times? The math doesn't add up. Consolidation tests the most patience; most people can't endure it and will die out. The big hands accumulating at the bottom are indeed significant; you can see people's minds just by looking at the K-line. But honestly, everyone can be a post-hoc genius; the key is whether you dared to buy at the time. That's why I always say technical analysis > news, pure chip game.

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SelfStaking

· 11h ago

Holding on without panic during the bottom is the right strategy; this logic makes sense.

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Rugpull幸存者

· 11h ago

This is a vivid example of understanding the chip logic. It's not just about looking at the K-line, but also about observing who is quietly accumulating at the bottom. By the way, only a true signal comes from a wipeout and no-zero drop; this is crucial. Many people fall for false breakdowns. Wait, what exactly is that "1" of yours? Can you be more specific...

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StealthMoon

· 11h ago

The bottom is the real signal for a dead cat bounce, I truly understand this.

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PositionPhobia

· 11h ago

Not hitting a decline at the bottom is just accumulation, this logic makes sense. A hundredfold return is just for listening; the key is whether the bottom-fishing mentality can hold up. The real key is not breaking through the support level. Concentrated chips > emotional hype, I agree with this. I'm just worried that even if you see the right opportunity, you still don't have the money to get on board.

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