A few days ago at the position of 0.021, the K-line rebound was clearly weak, so I decisively opened a short position. Now I have a floating profit of over 30%, and I've taken some profits in batches, leaving the base position to observe the subsequent trend.
To be honest, with the recent market conditions, it's much more comfortable to short along the trend than to stubbornly try to catch the bottom. I have a few small short positions that are also yielding a profit of over ten points.
However, you must control your mindset; you need to know when to take profits. Every pullback is actually an opportunity to reassess your positions—add to your position when necessary, take profits when it's time, and don't let a cooked duck fly away.
The market environment is there, and following the right direction is much more important than blindly operating.
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MEVHunter
· 10h ago
caught the mempool flow early on this one... 0.021 was the sweet spot before the pump ran out of gas. shorting the exhaustion felt cleaner than fighting the dip buyers tbh. sitting on 30%+ rn and took profits in tranches like a sane person would. not holding greed bags, that's how you get liquidated. just watching the next move now.
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GateUser-40edb63b
· 10h ago
The 0.021 position is really critical. I'm also wondering whether to go short. Now seeing your 30% unrealized gains is really a bit sour.
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MEVictim
· 10h ago
This short order is indeed comfortable, but how did I miss the 0.021 level? A single operational mistake cost me directly thirty points, it hurts me so much.
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ForkTongue
· 10h ago
Oh, this operation is really something. I also shorted at 0.019, and now my account is quite nice.
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TokenVelocityTrauma
· 10h ago
This guy has hit the rhythm perfectly, directly shorting at 0.021, and now has 30% unrealized gains and is feeling proud. Why do I always operate in reverse...
#数字货币市场回升 I caught this pullback right on time.
A few days ago at the position of 0.021, the K-line rebound was clearly weak, so I decisively opened a short position. Now I have a floating profit of over 30%, and I've taken some profits in batches, leaving the base position to observe the subsequent trend.
To be honest, with the recent market conditions, it's much more comfortable to short along the trend than to stubbornly try to catch the bottom. I have a few small short positions that are also yielding a profit of over ten points.
However, you must control your mindset; you need to know when to take profits. Every pullback is actually an opportunity to reassess your positions—add to your position when necessary, take profits when it's time, and don't let a cooked duck fly away.
The market environment is there, and following the right direction is much more important than blindly operating.
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