2026-01-03 03:28:56

The Frog Concept Coin has recently shown a fierce trend, with a 36-hour increase of over 30% after 10 consecutive bullish candles. This speed is indeed astonishing. Friends who bought at the 0.0051 level have made a profit. Many are asking whether to continue chasing the long side to break the shorts—this depends on your risk tolerance.

On the other hand, the Little Turtle Coin also performed well today, and the idea of continuing to go long is still worth trying. Lightly test the firepower at the 0.002 level, with support below at 0.00178, which is a clear stop-loss level. In the short term, focus on the 0.00238 to 0.00289 range; a breakout might lead to an accelerated trend.

When the market is fierce, opportunities are abundant but risks are high. It's essential to control your position size properly.

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SchrodingerWallet

· 4h ago

The frogs are really going crazy this time, soaring by 30% directly, and those who bought in the morning are laughing their heads off. The stop-loss level for the little turtle is indeed clear, just worried about a pullback breaking through it. This kind of market is the easiest to get impulsive in. Last time, I lost control of my position and got wiped out. I'm watching the 0.00238 resistance level closely, see if it can break through. Chasing the rally might be better to skip; now it feels like the risk outweighs the opportunity. After ten consecutive bullish candles, be cautious; it's hard to predict how it will move afterward.

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CafeMinor

· 4h ago

The frog's recent surge is insane, buying at 0.0051 must have been a huge profit... I'm still hesitating whether to chase or not, feels a bit risky at this level. I want to try the little turtle, but I must strictly follow the stop-loss, or it'll be over in one set. Opportunities are opportunities, but don't be greedy, brothers. Last time I got caught because I didn't control my position well. A 30% increase looks great, but the drop can be just as fast. This is the crypto world. I think a light position at 0.002 is safer; anyway, earning a little is better than getting wiped out.

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DarkPoolWatcher

· 4h ago

Frog, this wave is really awesome. I bought in at 0.0051 and directly made a profit. Those still chasing now are probably gamblers at heart. I also like the 0.002 level for the little turtle. I'm just worried about chasing too high and getting caught, so I'll wait for a pullback before entering. The biggest risk in this kind of market is greed. Poor position control can lead to sudden losses at any time. After 10 consecutive bullish candles, there’s usually a trap. Everyone be careful. The bears have been wiped out, and the bulls shouldn’t get too arrogant.

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HashBandit

· 4h ago

ngl these micro-cap pumps remind me exactly why i left mining... chasing 30% moves is just dressed-up gambling with worse gas fees. frog coin? turtle coin? back in my gpu mining days we had actual hashrate to show for our losses lmao

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LiquidityWizard

· 5h ago

actually, that 30% pump in 36 hours? statistically speaking, we're looking at what i'd call "empirically unsustainable momentum." the real question nobody asks is correlation-adjusted, these micro-cap moves rarely maintain structural support beyond the initial fomo wave... but sure, congrats to the 0.0051 entry folks, risk-adjusted returns looking decent there

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CodeZeroBasis

· 5h ago

Frog Coin is really strong this time, but after a 30% increase, everyone chasing is probably just taking the hit... Little Turtle entered at 0.002, feels a bit late, already sold out earlier. Aggressive market conditions are the easiest to get liquidated, being cautious is not wrong.

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