2025-12-26 12:40:10

#美联储回购协议计划 $NIGHT Contract Swing Trading Review: Precise Exit in Fake Breakouts and Rebounds

The recent market has really tested people's psychological resilience. Some small-cap coins have been bouncing back and forth, with frequent fake breakouts and rebounds, causing many shorts to get wiped out. The battle between bulls and bears has been quite intense.

We anticipated these types of coins early on and positioned long orders at key levels. Although the profit per trade may not seem very large, the most important thing was to seize the swing opportunities and achieve our set profit targets. This is the principle I always adhere to—no greed, prioritizing a stable win rate, accumulating small wins into big wins, so that the profit curve can truly trend upward.

In a complex and ever-changing market, finding opportunities with relatively higher certainty and then sticking to disciplined execution is the long-term survival strategy. If you also want to improve your win rate and accurately capture swing dividends in contract trading, it’s helpful to observe the market more, review your trading logic, but ultimately, it still depends on your own judgment ability.

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LiquidatedThrice

· 8h ago

Bear trap rebounds are a common tactic, but the key is to stick to discipline. --- Small-cap coins are like this, going back and forth to wipe out retail investors. Honestly, it's a mindset issue. --- I agree that not being greedy is important, but in reality, who can really do it? Haha. --- A stable win rate > single large profit; this logic is sound. --- The wave of short sellers being wiped out was indeed fierce. I lost a bit there. --- Swing trading sounds easy but is hard to do. Few actually rely on their own judgment. --- How is the $NIGHT coin? I haven't been paying much attention lately.

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DaoTherapy

· 12-26 13:10

Shorting this wave was really intense, but having a stable win rate is truly much more comfortable than making huge profits on single trades.

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RooftopVIP

· 12-26 13:05

The trap of inducing a short squeeze is really brilliant. It depends on whether you guys step on the right point. That day, I was directly stunned by the crash. This logic of steady winning rate has no flaws and is much more reliable than chasing a sudden burst of wealth. By the way, why does $NIGHT seem to be moving slower this time? Or is it just my poor eyesight?

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BottomMisser

· 12-26 13:04

Bear trap rebound, this routine is really old, but this guy really has some skills to seize the opportunity. The short sellers who got wiped out deserve it; greed leads to getting beaten. There's nothing wrong with small wins accumulating, but I'm afraid most people just can't do it, going all-in again and returning to the pre-liberation era. I don't know when I'll learn to control myself, but anyway, I grow through regret every time.

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MissedTheBoat

· 12-26 12:56

Faking a rebound to trap shorts gets boring after a while. The real key is to exit steadily and safely.

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