2026-01-17 06:31:23

#数字资产市场动态 $AXS is facing resistance around 1.58 in the current price. The daily chart shows quite a few trapped positions, so there is still decent room for negotiation at this level. If it can break through 1.68, consider stopping losses and exiting. Friends who want to use less than 20x leverage can place orders in this range in advance to prepare for a rebound opportunity. The key is to maintain good risk control and avoid getting trapped too deep.

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AlphaBrain

· 01-17 15:01

1.58 this resistance level indeed can't hold, the trapped positions are too heavy Waiting for 1.68? I think it's risky, better to stick to stop-loss and be more practical Placing orders for layout is fine, but don't be greedy; risk control is the key

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BlockchainTherapist

· 01-17 06:59

1.58 is indeed a tough resistance level, with too many trapped orders to count. Wait, do I really need to cut losses at 1.68? How much of a rebound is needed for that? Risk control is easy to talk about but really hard to implement. Less than 20x leverage? I think even 10x is too crazy; it's better to play it safe. If this rebound can succeed, I’ll gradually position between 1.58-1.68. Anyway, there's no rush. Breaking through 1.68 would be dangerous.

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AirdropChaser

· 01-17 06:58

1.58 this level, the accumulation of trapped orders is indeed dense, but the rebound space is still there, just place your orders and wait --- Break 1.68 and run, this risk control approach is not bad at all --- Damn, it's AXS again, this coin really tests people's patience --- Leverage is better to forget, I've already been liquidated once --- Is the trading space good? I think it's just a rhythm of repeatedly cutting leeks --- The key is to stick to risk control, it's easy to say but really hard to do --- Below 20x? Are you trying to persuade people or set a trap --- That 1.68 resistance line feels like it can't be broken, the bottom might still need to be tested --- Already placed my orders, just waiting for this rebound to catch the dip --- With so many positions trapped, why not just smash it down directly

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FallingLeaf

· 01-17 06:58

There are indeed many trapped positions at 1.58. Let's wait for a rebound opportunity.

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BridgeNomad

· 01-17 06:54

ngl, seen this liquidity fragmentation play before... 1.58 resistance looks like a classic TVL migration trap tbh. that "20x leverage" comment though? 💀 mate, that's how you end up in exploit postmortems. risk-adjusted returns demand better slippage tolerance, js.

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ExpectationFarmer

· 01-17 06:37

1.58 this resistance level is really tough, there are indeed many trapped positions --- Breaking through 1.68 is the only way to breathe easier, but it's still early --- Leverage and stop-losses again, risk control is non-negotiable --- There is indeed a rebound opportunity, the question is whether we can wait for that day --- This position offers a decent game of chance, but I prefer the next support level --- Placing orders sounds simple, but execution is all about mental resilience --- The space between 1.58-1.68 is so limited, why use leverage --- Anyone who has been trapped understands, sticking to risk control is much better than bottom fishing

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HorizonHunter

· 01-17 06:31

1.58 this level is really tough; looking at the holdings table, those trapped probably could circle the Earth Below 20x? Bro, you're basically telling me to stay alive Waiting for a rebound? I keep feeling like I'm just taking another cut Risk control sounds great in theory, but has anyone really achieved it? Once it breaks 1.68, I’ll just pretend this never happened Lately, watching AXS has really been exhausting; waiting with orders has just broken my mindset

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