2025-12-30 13:26:23

The SUI dollar-cost averaging plan started on July 7 has now lasted for 177 days.

As of December 30, the price of SUI is $1.44. Today, I continue to add 1000 SUI according to the plan, and so unknowingly, I have been accumulating for over a hundred days.

To be honest, the market has not shown much improvement recently, but this is exactly the test of faith. As long as the overall market structure remains unchanged, the long-term bullish logic for SUI stays the same. Instead of hesitating at low levels, it’s better to take the opportunity to add positions—after all, the goal is to坚持 for 365 days.

Looking at the current price, there is still plenty of room to reach the $10 target. This process may require patience, but each addition is about accumulating chips for future gains. Many people ask why I keep buying, and my answer is simple: if you believe in the trend, you should stock up at low levels.

If you also believe in the future of SUI, why not stick to this dollar-cost averaging plan with me? The biggest risk of this incremental approach is giving up halfway. Keep the faith, continue to add, and wait for the day the market reverses.

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MevHunter

· 18h ago

1. Continue stacking at $1.44, anyway it will take 177 days to know if it's right or wrong 2. Add 1,000 coins daily, this mindset is really tough 3. Wait, why insist on 365 days? Can't you take profits in between? 4. I'm also doing dollar-cost averaging at low levels, but there's always a voice asking if anyone can really stick to the end 5. Still far from $10, how strong does the psychological resilience need to be during this waiting period? 6. That's right, hesitation at low levels is the most deadly, but the premise for adding positions must be that you truly believe in this asset 7. It's been 177 days, already a sunk cost, let's update the progress 8. Accumulating little by little is correct, but I'm worried that if the market pattern changes, SUI will still be sitting on the ground 9. This kind of persistence sounds easy but is hard to do, I don't believe everyone is truly a steadfast holder 10. Target price $10... how long will it take to reach that trend now?

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StablecoinSkeptic

· 18h ago

177 days still at 1.44? The tenfold space joke has been heard too many times... Adding to your position is fine, just don't overconsume your confidence. Dollar-cost averaging itself is fine, but I'm worried it might still drop later. Honestly, accumulating at a low point is good, but don't go all in. Wait, does the 365-day target mean you can cash out? From 1.44 to 10, how long will it take... That phrase about giving up halfway hit home; indeed, the hardest part is persistence. I'm a bit curious how much you've accumulated, really. Is this move a faith recharge or supported by data? But the logic of dollar-cost averaging itself is sound; it mainly depends on the subsequent market trend.

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NoodlesOrTokens

· 18h ago

This person is insanely reckless, really daring to go all-in --- Another believer topping up, congratulations --- $1.44 dares to shout $10? Wake up, brother --- Sticking with it for so long shows some substance, but don’t put all your eggs in one basket --- I just want to know, how long do I have to hold in a bear market before breaking even --- Basically just repeatedly adding positions and waiting for a reversal, there's a bit of stubbornness involved --- If you believe in it, then believe, don’t always try to drag others down --- Where does this conviction come from? Share some with me --- Dollar-cost averaging is correct, but what if it keeps falling for 365 days --- Anyway, I don’t have that much patience, I admire your execution --- By the way, after all these days, have you ever regretted it

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