2025-07-23 03:17:43

#WEMIX I got whipsawed out of positions. I originally wanted to do swing trading. Damn, isn't it supposed to fall? I'm dizzy.

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YumedeWemix20Usd

· 2025-07-23 04:31

Sell all the way, fly all the way. Don't give swing trading opportunities.

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YumedeWemix20Usd

· 2025-07-23 04:30

0.4 0.68 sold a lot .

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JustCrazy

· 2025-07-23 04:29

Don't be fooled by these suckers who are saying they won't sell now; once the price hits 0.95, they'll collect at 0.9, then at 0.85. The market manipulator will hit it a bit, and most of those who entered a position at 1 will have to give up. On May 2nd, when it dropped to a low of 0.24, I didn't buy the dip because I knew most retail investors would try to buy the dip, but it won't pump; the market maker will hit it again at a panic position, and most of those who bought the dip will have to give up. That's why I entered a position at 0.2, and once I was in, it immediately pumped.

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JustCrazy

· 2025-07-23 04:20

Now those who chase the price in, as long as the price doesn't drop much, they won't sell. There's not much selling pressure above, as long as there are large buy orders hanging, the market manipulator will immediately sell to you. When looking at the 1-minute Candlestick, sometimes tens of thousands appear, and for those who haven't caught a falling knife, he just needs to spend a little money to maintain the price. Also, with the long orders in the contracts, sooner or later, all will be taken by the shooting star and inverted hammer. This market is highly controlled by the market maker.

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JustCrazy

· 2025-07-23 04:11

Yesterday was the market maker with higher trade volumes dump. Starting to dump means that the short-term 1.1 cannot go up. Even if it doesn't crash, it has to oscillate.

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