To be honest, doing your own trading is not as good as following others. Some people are professionals in trading, and those who follow them on the trading platform probably earn more in a month than doing it yourself, right? Can't control your hands 😂
为了回本扛单
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Sigh, I've lost another two hundred. I still have three thousand left from the fifty thousand principal. Can I hold on for a month without losing it all?
$IR I have been monitoring this coin since the opening today, and I found that this coin is fully circulated. I see retail investors on Binance are continuously buying. The top ten are continuously selling, with a selling percentage of 32.3 today. This stupid coin is fully circulated. It is not at all a circulation of 203 million. Wishing everyone prosperity.
The market has been stagnant these past two days, what's going on? Brothers and sisters, let's all come together; there will definitely be movement in the market these next couple of days. #ETH走势分析 $ETH
Your sister is against you, I got blown up when it dropped to 2400. I’m an ant in this market, am I afraid of you? I tolerated it when you pestered me, the fees are too high, waiting for it to rise again before shorting.
If it starts to drop, roll over the position. I guess many people have this kind of thought.
小杰哥暴富
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Bearish
$PIPPIN Crazy fees, greedy bulls, from 0.02 to 0.41, they dared to buy at 0.4. In the past two days, they tried to break 0.4 four to five times without success, and now it's surprisingly holding at 0.4. If it were any other coin, who would dare to buy at such a high position? The bulls have been blinded by greed. Personally, I suggest that this coin can be shorted, but one should not short blindly. The forced liquidation price should at least be controlled above 0.6. Do not go heavy on your position, make sure to have a week's worth of funding reserves to prevent sideways trading fees from draining your position. Therefore, open a short position with 1/5 of your capital, keep 1/5 as funding reserves, and use 3/5 to average down and stop loss when the situation becomes unbearable. Finally, after breaking below 0.28, increase your position to 0.21. Do not look back to the initial 0.02; the bottom is filled with the corpses of past shorts. To be safe, only enter again after it breaks below 0.28. Wishing everyone a bountiful profit!
I make 100 dollars, just open 2 dollars, I let you blow me, I just don't believe in evil
小杰哥暴富
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Bearish
$PIPPIN Crazy fees, greedy bulls, from 0.02 to 0.41, they dared to buy at 0.4. In the past two days, they tried to break 0.4 four to five times without success, and now it's surprisingly holding at 0.4. If it were any other coin, who would dare to buy at such a high position? The bulls have been blinded by greed. Personally, I suggest that this coin can be shorted, but one should not short blindly. The forced liquidation price should at least be controlled above 0.6. Do not go heavy on your position, make sure to have a week's worth of funding reserves to prevent sideways trading fees from draining your position. Therefore, open a short position with 1/5 of your capital, keep 1/5 as funding reserves, and use 3/5 to average down and stop loss when the situation becomes unbearable. Finally, after breaking below 0.28, increase your position to 0.21. Do not look back to the initial 0.02; the bottom is filled with the corpses of past shorts. To be safe, only enter again after it breaks below 0.28. Wishing everyone a bountiful profit!
Four-hour line, always wanting to break upwards, but unable to do so, 0.38 is a hurdle. 0.38 has probably gathered countless long positions' short orders. The longs have made too much profit; currently, it looks like a single jab could blow up all the longs, while the shorts' money is minuscule compared to the longs, making a profit and running away. Low allocation rate with large positions makes it a bit difficult to blow up the shorts, but blowing up the longs is just a matter of the big players unloading all at once, inserting and then pulling it up, slowly grinding.
The bulls have made 8.6 million, so why do they still want to short? Are they all just market manipulators?
我是大白菜
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$PIPPIN If Mr. K is not a stooge, his current loss is just over 1 million, so the remaining loss belongs to the retail investors, around 600,000. Most retail investors are basically in small positions now; to trigger a significant rise, it needs to be at least above 0.65 to cause a few bursts. If the market maker pulls with a 1x position, how much money is needed to raise the market cap from 350 million to 650 million? This does not include the losses incurred by retail investors who have profited. Even if it goes up, how much can they profit? If there are large players shorting at high positions, will the market maker push up or let it drop? If it drops, and others take the high short, they'll drive it down, resulting in their own bleeding losses. Right now, it's stuck, and the market maker hasn't figured out what to do. What do friends think?