2025-12-25 06:21:21

Looking at SUI's recent trend, short-term bearish opportunities are worth paying attention to. If you enter a short position in the range from 1.4180 to 1.4380, the risk is controllable. Set the initial target around 1.3980 to take partial profits, then see if it can extend to 1.3780 to pursue greater profit potential.

Of course, the core of this kind of operation is risk management—stop-loss must be set properly. Once the price breaks through a key resistance level, you should cut losses decisively and not fight the market. Market changes happen quickly, and no one can predict what will happen in the next second. Preserving capital is the top priority.

From a technical perspective, this layout logic is relatively clear. Interested friends can focus on these levels to observe and find their own trading rhythm.

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TerraNeverForget

· 7h ago

Short positions sound good, but I'm worried it's just empty talk. If SUI really drops to 1.3780, I'll celebrate by eating noodles. Risk control and all that are correct, but actual trading is still easy to get carried away. Gambler's mentality is the most terrifying, seriously. The 1.4 level is indeed a bit uncertain—will it rebound or continue to fall? Capital preservation first, don't always think about getting rich overnight. It's easy to look at but hard to execute; let's wait until there's a real breakout.

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MemeTokenGenius

· 7h ago

A short position setup sounds good, but I'm more interested in whether SUI will suddenly experience a reverse surge. By then, it might be too late to stop-loss.

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LiquidatorFlash

· 8h ago

1.4380 is indeed a position to be cautious about. Once the resistance level is broken, the risk of liquidation will instantly trigger. --- That's correct, but I'm more concerned about leverage... How many people will be over-allocated in this kind of market? --- Where should the stop loss be set, at 1.4500 or higher? This is very critical. --- I also see the shorting opportunity with SUI this time, but I always feel there's something off that I can't quite put into words. --- The technical analysis looks crystal clear, but the market has long stopped following conventional patterns... However, there's nothing wrong with risk control. --- The target of 1.3780 is too greedy, easily leading to reverse liquidation. --- The question is, how many people can really stop at 1.4180? Most will chase the short. --- I've seen this kind of layout logic too many times, and in the end, it all gets destroyed... --- The real test is when the threshold is triggered. Wishing everyone safety of their principal.

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SelfSovereignSteve

· 8h ago

Shorts look good, but I'm worried it might be another false breakout. SUI is a very tricky coin.

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MetaDreamer

· 8h ago

This round of shorting SUI is indeed profitable, but I'm just worried about not setting proper stop-losses and getting locked out by a reversal. Could this be another sign of technical traders confidently getting caught on the wrong side? Haha. Can it really hold at 1.38? Feels like the support levels are a bit mysterious. Shorts make quick money, but losses can come just as fast. I think I'll just wait and see. Oh my god, these support levels are densely packed. I'll just lie back and watch the show. All these so-called risk controls sound nice, but once it hits the ground, isn't it just emotional breakdown? Could this be another trap to lure in longs? SUI's temperament is a bit strange.

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