2026-01-03 06:21:35

STABLE, MON, ES——Looking at charts can be impulsive, and one-click buying and selling often lead to poor results. This is not investment advice, just sharing analysis ideas and market observations.

Want to truly understand the trend logic of these tokens? You need to delve into the technical details, including support levels, resistance levels, trading volume, and other key indicators. Before making any decision, be sure to do your homework and avoid being swayed by emotions. Trading involves risks, so enter cautiously.

STABLE-6,69%

MON2,76%

ES-4,6%

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BlockchainArchaeologist

· 22h ago

Looking at charts can indeed be addictive; I previously lost quite a bit due to impulsiveness. In-depth analysis is the right approach, but most people still prefer to take a gamble. Support levels and trading volume need to be studied carefully; trading shouldn't rely solely on intuition. You're right, doing homework is really crucial to avoid regrets. I'm also watching these three coins, but staying calm is definitely necessary. Watching too many charts can actually lead to more confusion; it's better to have a plan.

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liquiditea_sipper

· 22h ago

Looking at charts really gets you hyped up, making you want to go all-in at first glance. You need to carefully analyze the technical aspects, or else it's no different from gambling.

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StablecoinEnjoyer

· 22h ago

Looking at the chart really makes you itchy; last time I almost chased the high on STABLE, luckily I calmed down for two seconds You really need to focus and study the technical aspect, otherwise you'll just be a leek (retail investor) destined to get chopped When will MON and ES finally break out into some decent trend? I'm almost falling asleep waiting Trading volume is the real truth; don’t just look at the candlestick charts to fool yourself Doing homework sounds simple, but actually doing it is really hard, and it's easy to be led by emotions After breaking through resistance levels, the next move is the key, right? Looking at these three coins together, you can indeed find some patterns, provided you're genuinely analyzing and not just guessing blindly

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LiquidityHunter

· 22h ago

It's 3 a.m., and the liquidity depth data for the MON trading pair is too strange. The spread is actually fluctuating? Need to take a close look at how large the slippage space really is.

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PerennialLeek

· 22h ago

That's what they say, but when the K-line plunges, who can still calmly look at the fundamentals?

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SmartMoneyWallet

· 22h ago

The chart shows that one-click rushing is just funds being eaten by whales, the true story lies in the distribution of chips.

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LayoffMiner

· 23h ago

Looking at charts really easily gets your brain to heat up. I was trapped like this before, but now I've learned to be smarter. On the technical side, you need to dig into the details. Don't just look at support and resistance levels blindly—that's the right way. Honestly, I haven't been paying much attention to STABLE recently. I've been observing MON and ES, but I haven't made a decision yet. I'm currently stuck on doing research; I feel like there's too much information, and I don't know which one to trust. Emotional trading is really the ultimate weapon. Only after experiencing losses do you understand the weight of this statement.

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