2026-01-06 09:21:00

Recently, I have noticed two projects worth paying attention to. BNB continues to maintain its popularity, with active spot trading. The other is C coin, which a major exchange participated in the recent financing round, totaling $7.5 million, showing solid progress in fundraising.

Currently, C coin spot trading has gone live, and the price is hovering around $80. However, based on market trends, after trading begins, there is usually pressure to take profits, and the downward correction could potentially bring the price down to around $60. The logic here is quite straightforward—early investors will inevitably consider reducing their positions, and whether subsequent buyers can absorb the sell-off will be crucial.

To profit from such opportunities, both courage and vision are very important. Projects laid out by large institutions often have their own logic, but the specific approach depends on individual risk tolerance and understanding of market rhythm.

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LiquidityHunter

· 18h ago

Can $60 catch it? That's the real question. --- It's another institutional-backed scheme. How could early entrants wait for you? --- A $7.5 million funding sounds good, but who dares to buy at $80 now? --- BNB is very stable; as for C coin, let's wait and see. --- Many people have taken profits; it's hard to say how far the decline can go. --- The overall pattern is important, but money is more important. Risk tolerance is the decisive factor. --- Is it reliable if top exchanges participate? I think you need to judge for yourself. --- The moment spot trading goes down after launch, this rhythm feels all too familiar. --- Institutional layouts are just that—layouts. Retail investors need to understand their own strength.

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BlockchainFries

· 01-07 10:41

Wait a minute, from $80 down to $60? Can we stabilize this wave? Will those early supporters really all run away? Institutional endorsements sound great, but it depends on whether someone will step in to buy the dip. C coin's recent funding was pretty good, but I'm worried it might crash as soon as it launches. Can the $60 level really hold? It feels like it might go even lower. BNB is stable, but C coin is a bit shaky... we need to wait and see how the market reacts. Projects backed by institutions tend to follow similar patterns; the key is how the whales play it. Going from $80 to $60 sounds simple, but it's hard to actually do, brother. Raising $7.5 million sounds like a lot, but it could still get hammered after launch. In this kind of market, real cash and confidence are needed. I'm a bit hesitant.

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ShibaMillionairen't

· 01-06 09:47

Can the 60-dollar line hold? It feels like the real test.

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CryptoHistoryClass

· 01-06 09:38

*checks notes* ah yes, the classic $80→$60 capitulation phase... we've literally seen this movie play out since 2017, almost like clockwork tbh ngl the "institutions are smart" cope never gets old. let me pull up the charts from the last 5 cycles—pattern recognition says early investors always dump first, shocking development i know

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