2026-01-17 04:34:29

Currently, the main holdings are concentrated in long positions on mainstream coins, with $ZEN and WLFI as core holdings. The expectation for ZEN is whether it can slowly break through the 16 level; we are still observing.

There is a clear plan for the bears—wait until BTC reaches 102,000 to initiate a comprehensive short strategy. The current price level has not yet reached the ideal shorting point, so patience is still required.

As for altcoins like DOGE and PEPE, there may still be a final surge opportunity. But frankly, the probability of breaking through the highs of two weeks ago is low, and it’s likely the end of the cycle. Market sentiment at this stage has limited energy.

WLFI0,41%

BTC-0,11%

DOGE-0,29%

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CryptoHistoryClass

· 6h ago

ah here we go again... waiting for btc to hit 102k to short? *checks charts from 2017* funny how we're positioned exactly where everyone was before the cascade happened. history doesn't repeat but it sure does rhyme.

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NewPumpamentals

· 6h ago

If ZEN can really break 16, I'll eat chicken legs, but it still feels a bit uncertain. I'm in favor of the short plan when BTC reaches 102,000. It's all about holding on with patience. This wave in altcoins really feels dull; DOGE and PEPE might really be cooling off. Is WLFI at this level significant? I haven't heard many opinions about it. Bro, your logic still holds; it depends on whether BTC gives face and pushes to that price level.

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NullWhisperer

· 6h ago

technically speaking, the 102k btc trigger for going full short feels like waiting for a specific exploit vector to materialize... patient, but that's how you get rugged if the market decides otherwise

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ChainPoet

· 6h ago

Can ZEN break 16? I bet you can, but I'm not too sure haha Waiting for BTC to hit 102K, this short position is definitely going to explode Is the altcoin season over? DOGE and PEPE should have woken up by now Your position allocation is quite stable, mainstream coins are holding the market well The short plan is clear, just worried that BTC might not reach that level at all

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TokenTherapist

· 6h ago

Can ZEN break 16? It depends on the mood of the coin daddy. Waiting until 102,000 to short again—this move I like, a conservative approach. Is the era of altcoins coming to an end? Then I’d rather honestly hold mainstream coins. This wave of DOGE really lost its excitement, I feel. ZEN and WLFI are dual cores—can this combination work? Breaking the 16 threshold is too difficult; might as well wait for the next cycle. Shorting plan is clear, at least I know what I’m doing.

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MidnightGenesis

· 6h ago

On-chain data shows that recent contract changes for ZEN are interesting; the 16 price level is indeed a key resistance, as expected. BTC hitting 102,000 again to short? I’ve been monitoring it, and based on past experience, this level might come faster than you think. I agree with the feeling that DOGE is nearing the end; it’s worth noting that recent whale address activity has significantly decreased. How long have you held WLFI in this core position? From the code, the interesting aspect of its liquidity pool is... Waiting until 102,000 to act; deploying this strategy late at night makes sense.

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AirdropDreamer

· 7h ago

Breaking 16 for ZEN is really not easy. This wave still depends on BTC's mood. Waiting for 102000 to short? Bro, your patience is incredible. I've already given up. The final dance of altcoins, whether to gamble or not is the question. How is WLFI doing? Are you considering reducing your position? With the market like this, it really feels like it's coming to an end. Mainstream coins are not exciting anymore.

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