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$LAB people just can't learn. Replaying the scenario, how many will go bust this time $TRX .

Buying the dip at $TON , even contract traders aren't playing this game.

$TON has rebranded, and the TON contract is about to be delisted. I'm going to short it, and if spot price dips below $1, I'm loading up on that. Spot trading later.

Attention to those with positions on $LAB .

The trader might either have their funds temporarily tied up in other projects.

Or they could be building momentum; if you're in a long position, don't withdraw your margin. For longs, buy directly or close positions below 1, and for shorts, close positions if they hit 40 or above (make sure to manage your full exposure).

The enemy that's out of sight is the most dangerous.

$LAB is making a move, adjusted the strategy parameters. I'm about to go all in. Shorting for an hour. Opening a position.

$BNB $SOL These two are still worth a little dip buy on some spot. Bitcoin's out, but they should still hold strong. As for Ethereum, let’s not even get into it; it's too solid, basically hasn't budged.

#LAB Enter with caution.
The bulls are lifting the market, those who are savvy can take profits, but if you're slow, you might end up bagholding. Entering at high levels is like doing charity work; you can take a quick profit, but if the market reverses, all your efforts could go to waste.

Bears serve as fuel, paying to hold positions, and opening long positions still requires managing funding fees while potentially getting squeezed at any moment.

Trading strategy: Stay in cash and wait for the right opportunity to strike; timing is everything.

#TRX Hope everyone who shorted $TRX has eaten well, but once the staking unlocks, there won't be anything left to munch on. Locking in profits from a short position is the most chill, collecting interest while securing those gains.

$LAB Whale: Just chill, I decide how to draw this line. Next lucky number 26.666.

#LAB must be feeling it, huh? The fees are 1% per hour, and soon they'll hit 2%. Going long means you're catching the top, while going short means you're just paying those fees. Unless you stay out of the market, if you're in, you're losing.

But this situation also signals something: the market makers are about to start paying interest on their bridge fees, and they're holding their positions as well; their money is also accruing interest hourly.

As long as most traders can hold on, the market makers are definitely paying out more than you guys.

$VVV What's up with you? Why aren't you pumping? I'm hesitant to go long, but I'm ready to short, so give it a little push @whales
I play by the rules, take profit and bounce, not here to mess with your trading.

$LAB spot trading is around 10 million, while contract trading is 460 million. That's a 46x difference. What does this mean? It means the spot is all in the hands of the big players; to manipulate the spot price, they just need to shuffle it around with one hand.

Shorts: As long as the spot price stays above the contract price, the shorts are gonna bleed funding fees. Let’s see how long you can hold.

Longs: If you want to earn those funding fees, open a long position. Only when enough people pile into long positions (the bag holders) will the big players rake in profits and then slam the price down.

If they make enough profit, they might do a couple of back-and-forth shakes, wrecking both longs and shorts. Why not do it three times? Because three's a crowd, and it’s easy to get caught hanging on a cliff.

I’m holding a long, hoping it hits 30. Ant-sized bag.

For those looking to get in, check out the analysis above and hop on whichever you resonate with. Or just watch the show; you’ll never lose.

What do you all think? Opening a short hedge on $TRX to lock in profits or selling high and buying back low could yield some nice arbitrage, right?
Do you really think this is a UK issue? It's all part of the script, just an excuse to offload. Brother Sun could totally go independent with his market, but what's the rationale? You don't really believe it's for the users' benefit, do you?
Just some casual analysis, not financial advice.

This floating package $TON is about to make a move. 1.9 is consolidating; it's either accumulation or distribution. Time to bet on the direction. I'm betting on accumulation; it's going to pump.

Is $VVV a candidate for a short? If it breaks 22, I'll take the loss. Of course, if it drops below 18, that's where I make my profit. Time to take profit and exit.

$LTC A lot of people are talking about this coin. Setting aside the shitcoins, this one is the laziest I've ever seen, with $SOL coming in second. They both pump a little, but when they dump, they really crash hard. At least $BNB rides the market waves a bit.

Shorting one hand here isn't too much, right? $VVV
Spot traded 200,000 in the last 24 hours.
Contracts at 120 million. Pretty standard.
They dare to short at 5 bucks, why shouldn't I at 20 bucks? Right?
Hoping for a dip, I'll let go at 17.x. Let's ride the wave to profit.

Big whales have started to dump $TRX , so if you have spot, you can go short to hedge. If you don’t have it, don’t blindly short. $TRX is also heavily controlled; the spot in the big players' hands isn't sold off, it just takes 14 days to unlock, which means the spot is practically in Sun Ge's hands. Of course, some may have already unlocked it, waiting for the best moment; after all, making a few bucks from interest isn’t worth it. This wave has gone from 0.28 to 0.37, cashing out and then talking. After all, cash is king. So retail traders should wait for a clear direction before jumping in.

I snagged some gains when it pumped from $TON 1.36 to 2.5, and I shorted at 2.8 and pocketed some at 2.4 too. But who knew I’d get trapped in a rebound? Where's this headed now?
I’m back holding at 1.3, doesn't that feel like I just wasted my time?
#$BNB Still holding BNB in spot, that gives me peace of mind, no need for hedging.

$BTC $ETH Long-term bullish sentiment, I'm cool with 10x or even 100x leverage. But that doesn't stop me from shorting it in the short term to make a killing.
The chart below is my exclusive strategy I picked up from Douyin, I’ve saved it manually after figuring it out myself.