The day before yesterday, @PIPPIN@ discussed the short opportunity at the 0.44 level during the live broadcast. The core principle is to take profits and recover the initial investment, then let the remaining position follow the market trend. This approach is particularly effective for traders who can monitor the market all day.
Considering that not everyone can watch the market at all times, I directly recommend closing all short positions. As a result, I saw the price surge to 0.436. For those who haven't closed their shorts yet, this move was indeed a bit unexpected.
But there is a key point—those with advantageous positions have a clear edge. Those who set their levels early experience completely different feelings compared to late entrants. I won't go into the specific logic here; traders who watch the market will naturally understand. This highlights the importance of timing and risk management in short-term trading.
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OnchainHolmes
· 01-11 01:52
Basically, it's still about speed and luck. As a retail investor like me, don't even bother.
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BlockchainNewbie
· 01-10 22:53
Taking profit and recovering the initial investment with this logic sounds simple, but it's really hard to do in practice. The key is to watch the market all day long.
What if you can't monitor the market constantly? It feels like missing a key point would be the end of everything.
The 0.436 surge was really a test of patience and kindness—those who sold early must be feeling lucky.
Securing a good position is really advantageous; short-term trading really tests this skill.
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ProbablyNothing
· 01-10 22:53
Securing a good position really means making a profit; latecomers are bleeding losses.
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MetaMisery
· 01-10 22:50
Securing your spot is indeed crucial; those who enter early will be the last to laugh.
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CryptoSourGrape
· 01-10 22:45
Damn, I should have just liquidated everything based on the advice. If I had held onto the 0.436 wave, how much would I have made?
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defi_detective
· 01-10 22:41
Haha, this wave was indeed a bit unexpected, but as the old saying goes, positioning is everything.
The day before yesterday, @PIPPIN@ discussed the short opportunity at the 0.44 level during the live broadcast. The core principle is to take profits and recover the initial investment, then let the remaining position follow the market trend. This approach is particularly effective for traders who can monitor the market all day.
Considering that not everyone can watch the market at all times, I directly recommend closing all short positions. As a result, I saw the price surge to 0.436. For those who haven't closed their shorts yet, this move was indeed a bit unexpected.
But there is a key point—those with advantageous positions have a clear edge. Those who set their levels early experience completely different feelings compared to late entrants. I won't go into the specific logic here; traders who watch the market will naturally understand. This highlights the importance of timing and risk management in short-term trading.