2026-01-23 00:01:09

Sometimes investing is like this—missed opportunities are always the most regrettable. Do you remember those days when no one paid attention? Now, looking at SENT, DUSK, and FRAX soaring, the gains are already quite substantial. Want to get in? Looking at this price level, you're a bit hesitant. Lack of confidence at low levels, lack of courage at high levels—this is probably a mindset every retail investor has experienced. But to be fair, the fundamentals of these few tokens are indeed improving, and there might still be opportunities ahead. Instead of dwelling on the past, it's better to see clearly the present. Hopefully, these projects will continue to develop steadily.

DUSK-7,35%

FRAX-9,05%

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EyeOfTheTokenStorm

· 6h ago

Honestly, this wave of market行情 is testing human nature. Who dared to buy when SENT formed that bottoming pattern? Now that it's risen so much, do you still want to chase? According to my quantitative model analysis, FRAX's technical outlook has already broken through a key resistance level, but a risk warning: be cautious when taking positions at high levels. The fear at low levels and FOMO at high levels—this is the fate of retail investors... Based on historical data, this kind of trend is indeed prone to repeated fluctuations. Whether you're timid or not isn't a big deal; the key is to look at the fundamentals. There has been some technical progress on DUSK, but don't follow the trend to jump in; securing stop-losses is the most important. Sometimes, instead of regretting missing out, it's better to think about how not to miss the next cycle... Market cycles are brutal.

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SocialAnxietyStaker

· 9h ago

When I'm low on funds and have no courage, now I have money but still no courage. I really am a genius retail investor.

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DAOdreamer

· 18h ago

Chasing highs feels great for a moment, but standing guard at the crematorium—this is my blood and tears story, brother.

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RugDocScientist

· 18h ago

It's no use regretting not buying in at the low now; the key is whether you can recognize the trend before the next wave of bottom-fishing.

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rekt_but_vibing

· 18h ago

I dare not buy at low levels, and I get scared at high levels. That's just who I am, haha.

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GasWaster

· 18h ago

I didn't dare to buy at the low point, now I'm so regretful, that's just me haha It's always like this, the most fragrant are always the ones I missed FRAX has risen so much, I envy it but really don't dare to jump in You're right, instead of regretting the past, it's better to look forward to the next opportunity It's that old trick again, waiting for it to fall before buying, but the more it falls, the less brave I become If the fundamentals are okay, there is still hope, right? Really, I lack confidence at the low and lack courage at the high, I understand too well Actually, maybe it's not too late to get involved now? Or am I overthinking?

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ResearchChadButBroke

· 18h ago

I was also in when the price was low, but I had no money in hand. Now I have money, and the price has gone up again. Truly incredible.

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BearMarketNoodler

· 18h ago

When no one is asking at the low, I didn't buy either. Now it's too late to say anything. Catching the bag at the high is the true essence of retail investors. Improved fundamentals? Those data are all afterthoughts. Seeing clearly now is—another round of chopping the leeks begins.

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