2026-01-14 03:25:27

The market has indeed been gathering strength recently. Many traders are watching for the possibility of a second upward wave, and the pace hasn't slowed down enough to end just yet.

Looking at several popular cryptocurrencies, market participation remains active. Some are paying attention to the so-called "Fortune Coin" trend, believing there is still room for speculation. At the same time, the performance of U-series tokens is also under close watch—especially those associated with key figures, such as tokens held by a certain Twitter minor shareholder. Market enthusiasm doesn't seem to have fully faded yet.

Regarding the "Four Fingers" technical pattern, there may still be opportunities for a pullback followed by a rebound. For now, don't rush to go all-in, but also don't completely exit the market. The logic of the second wave is still in play. Such market conditions often feature multiple upward waves, and the key is to recognize the nature of each wave.

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consensus_failure

· 01-14 03:52

The two-phase market narrative is getting old; the key is still who is taking the buy-in. That pile of Fubi stuff is just an emotional market; once the hype fades, it cools off immediately. Four fingers? I trust my intuition more. Don't be fooled by the patterns.

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QuietlyStaking

· 01-14 03:49

The logic of the two-wave rally still seems to have room to run, just don't be greedy and go all in. --- The four-finger pattern is indeed interesting. I've seen this move many times after a pullback. --- Is Fu Coin still being hyped? It feels like the enthusiasm is fading. --- Too many followers are copying the U-series tokens. Be careful not to get caught off guard. --- Talking about a two-wave market rally is easy; the real challenge is recognizing each wave. --- Don't exit the market or go all in; stay in the toughest position. --- As long as market participation remains, there's still a chance, but you need to understand the rhythm. --- Those small Twitter shareholders' coins, now entering feels a bit like taking over someone else's position. --- Pull back and rise again? This approach works every time, but the rhythm is really hard to grasp. --- Multiple upward waves, but the question is how to determine which one is the true main rally.

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DegenMcsleepless

· 01-14 03:38

The second wave of the market isn't over yet, but don't be greedy. It's better to have waves coming one after another.

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Frontrunner

· 01-14 03:34

Is the second wave of the market not over yet? I think it depends on how the break below turns out. Don't panic and don't make reckless moves.

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