2026-01-17 08:33:28

AXS recently broke through the first preset target level, and the market performance is quite strong, with trading volume gradually increasing. Interestingly, the bottom area is gradually moving upward, and this kind of structural optimization usually indicates that upward momentum is being accumulated. Based on the current pace, the second target level should not be far away.

From a medium to long-term perspective, these types of projects often get re-evaluated when a major cycle bull market arrives. If you are confident about the future market, consider deploying in batches rather than rushing to exit completely. This way, you can participate in potential gains while reducing risk. At this position, it still looks like a meaningful entry point.

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IronHeadMiner

· 7h ago

Bro, this wave of AXS really has some potential. I can see the bottom lifting feeling. Gradually entering the market is still somewhat strategic, but I'm still a bit cautious. If we can't break the second target level, we need to watch out for risks. Where can this wave go? Feels uncertain. Let's wait and see, no rush to exit.

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ImpermanentLossFan

· 7h ago

The bottom-up signal is indeed telling a story, but I'm more concerned about whether the trading volume can hold up. Whether to buy in batches or not depends on your risk tolerance; anyway, I wouldn't dare to go all in. This round of the market feels a bit strange; I think I need to observe a bit more.

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BearMarketLightning

· 7h ago

How many times have you heard the saying "move the bottom up"... However, this wave of AXS does look quite good, and the trading volume is also decent. Gradual entry is not a problem.

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GateUser-9f682d4c

· 7h ago

The bottom-up signal is quite crucial, but I always feel this type of analysis is easily proven wrong, and it could lead to another round of pullback. Gradual positioning is indeed more stable, but the question is, when is the real entry point? I'm optimistic about AXS's fundamentals, but I still need to wait for a pullback before jumping in. Can this wave break through the second target level? I'm a bit skeptical. The trading volume is cooperating well, but it feels like this is just the beginning.

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WhaleWatcher

· 7h ago

AXS this wave is indeed top-notch, the bottom-up signal won't deceive, it's safer to buy in batches.

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GateUser-bd883c58

· 7h ago

AXS this wave actually looks quite interesting. The signal of the bottom being raised definitely needs to be watched, but don't get too excited—there are too many tricks in the secondary market. The suggestion to deploy in batches is good; that's exactly how I do it. It's definitely better than going all in. Wait, where exactly is this target level? Are there more specific numbers? The bottom moving up is indeed a good sign, but what does it mean for trading volume to gently increase... it’s not a huge surge, be careful of a reverse breakout. Honestly, I’m optimistic about this project, but you still need to stay cautious. It’s not too late to add more once the bull market arrives. I approve of the tactic of entering in batches, just worried that I might get cut again later—who can be sure? The target level hasn't been broken yet, so don't be too pessimistic. The current pace is a bit steady, worth paying attention to.

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