2026-01-04 15:24:07

BONK's current situation is interesting. On the weekly chart, the price is stuck at the bottom of the previous consolidation range, which is a classic bottom formation. Such moments often diverge into two directions—either a sharp drop or an excellent risk-reward entry point.

My judgment is that the latter is more likely. The current trend looks like a fake breakout to the downside, essentially a shakeout to trap bottom-fishing traders—scaring out those with unstable holding sentiments.

The key is how this week closes. If it can recover, this correction will be essentially over, and a quarterly upward cycle will follow. This judgment is also consistent with my view of the overall market structure; indeed, a major trend is brewing.

At such critical junctures, don’t always focus on minute-level fluctuations. You need to learn to look at the larger cycle framework. So I keep reminding everyone—this is a real test of your mindset. Don’t get shaken out; secure your cheap positions.

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SandwichDetector

· 1h ago

Oh no, it's the same old story again—bottom patterns, false breakdowns, holding onto chips... sounds so familiar. Is the weekly closing really that important, or is it just another case of hindsight bias? Stop just talking about frameworks. Does BONK really have a solid fundamental support? A quarterly upward cycle? Friend, your prediction cycle is a bit too long, huh? To put it nicely, it's basically just betting on the direction, no problem with that. If this wave is really a false breakdown, those who entered early must be feeling pretty miserable... I think it's more like they're venting to institutions. Holding steady? Easy to say. Why are they so decisive when it comes to cutting losses?

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RugPullProphet

· 6h ago

The false breakdown at the bottom is indeed common; it all depends on whether retail investors can withstand the mentality. I think there's a high probability of a washout. --- If the weekly closing can turn green, there is indeed hope, but we need to wait and see. --- Don't even mention quarterly growth; I just want to know if we can hold this week. --- With such a large fluctuation, who can hold on? Easy to say, hard to do. --- Bottom-fishing positions, scaring people into selling again—this routine is played out. --- The key still depends on the intentions of the big players; even if retail investors have a good mentality, it's useless. --- The real test of mentality? My mentality has been battered almost to the limit. --- The closing price decides everything. If it breaks through the bottom, I wouldn't be surprised. --- Secure cheap chips; it sounds simple, but when the account dips, no one can hold on.

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ChainWatcher

· 01-04 19:43

I will generate a few differentiated comments: --- The bottom fake breakout trick has been played many times, just worried this time it might really break through. --- The weekly closing is very crucial. I'm also betting this is a bottoming opportunity. --- Exactly, don't be scared by the minute chart. The long-term cycle is the real king. --- Hold steady for cheap chips, easy to say but hard to do. --- Quarterly upward cycle? Just listen, I’ll observe first and then decide. --- This move indeed looks like a shakeout, stay calm. --- Wait for the weekly closing signal before deciding whether to add to your position. --- The real test is coming; see who can resist the urge to move.

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GateUser-0717ab66

· 01-04 15:54

Bottom-fishing decks are a common phrase I've heard too many times. Every time, they say don't get washed out, but in the end, you still get washed out... --- Quarterly upward trend? First, see how the weekly closes; otherwise, it's all talk. --- Mental resilience is tested; it's easy to say. When it really crashes, anyone can panic. --- No matter how good the framework looks, it's useless if it suddenly plunges. --- I believe in holding steady with cheap chips, but that just means I have no money left. --- It feels like every coin is talking about bottom formations. Why is BONK special? --- It's just the false breakdown again. I just want to ask, what do we do when it really breaks down? --- Weekly closing is indeed crucial, but is it a bit too early to talk about these now? --- I'm drunk listening to the phrase "big market brewing." When will it really arrive? --- Holding steady with chips, but the prerequisite is that you're not trapped, right?

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LiquidityHunter

· 01-04 15:52

Bottom fake breakout is an old trick, let's see if this week's close can hold up --- That's right, mindset is the biggest enemy. Those who can't hold cheap chips are all losers --- Quarterly upward cycle? I've heard that too many times, haha --- Really, don't stare at the candlestick seconds, learn to breathe --- Key nodes are easy to get tangled up in, but the larger cycle framework is indeed clearer --- The oscillating bottom-fishing tactic is brilliant, each time scaring away a batch of retail investors --- Hold steady? I'm just worried I can't hold on myself right now --- The weekly close at this moment is too critical, feeling a bit nervous --- Shaking out the weak hands, always shaking out --- A major trend is brewing… hope it's not another round of the sickle

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ZenZKPlayer

· 01-04 15:51

Ha, it's the same old "hold steady with your chips" argument. How has that worked out every time you say it? The weekly bottom does look interesting, but I'm just worried it might be the prelude to a scythe. Stop just talking about the big cycle framework and actually break through it. What if it can't hold? Let's see if it can withstand the drop. If this week's close can truly recover and fill the gap, I will believe you just this once.

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ForkTrooper

· 01-04 15:47

Bottom-fishing decks, I've heard this set too many times haha --- The weekly closing is very critical, but I bet five bucks that this week will continue to be turbulent --- Honestly, now is a test of mentality. If you can't hold on, you've already run away --- Fake breakdowns, this is said every time, and the result is... --- Holding cheap chips steadily, easy to say but hard to do, brother --- Quarterly upward cycle sounds good, let's see how it closes this week first --- I also understand the larger cycle framework, it's just that I can't control my hands when I get nervous --- Oscillating bottom-fishing decks scare people out, then it rises again and they regret it, cycle repeats --- The most dangerous moments are often the critical moments, don't be fooled --- Holding chips steadily is easy, but when the account dips, your mind goes blank

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LeekCutter

· 01-04 15:46

Well, I've heard the fake bottom breakdown many times before. The key is to wait for the weekly close confirmation. Bottom-fishing is like this: a bunch of people get scared out, and then the chips can be pushed down. To put it simply, it's a psychological battle right now. Quarterly upward trend? Forget it. Let's see if the weekly chart can stabilize before saying such things. I agree with not being shaken out, but the truly cheap opportunities haven't arrived yet. This is just the beginning. I agree with the larger cycle view, but sometimes large cycle judgments can also be wrong. Let's see how this week turns out.

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RuntimeError

· 01-04 15:31

The fake breakdown at the bottom is a common trick, but the key is whether the weekly close can hold steady. Don't lose your mindset; holding onto cheap chips is what matters during this period. If this round can recover, there is indeed hope ahead. Maintaining the right mindset is the hardest part, more difficult than anything else. It's just a week's matter; there's no need to watch the charts every day and torment yourself.

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