$FIL is taking off, we're about to hit the target position
Mate老陈
·
--
Went long on $FIL and $DASH , here's why: {spot}(DASHUSDT)
$FIL is based on the storage sector still having potential, plus on the candlestick front, the 4-hour chart is in a sideways consolidation, likely to break out and hit 1.3-1.6.
DASH is correlated with ZEC, and I believe ZEC has more upside, so I took a position. {spot}(FILUSDT)
$FIL is based on the storage sector still having potential, plus on the candlestick front, the 4-hour chart is in a sideways consolidation, likely to break out and hit 1.3-1.6.
DASH is correlated with ZEC, and I believe ZEC has more upside, so I took a position.
Yesterday, the BTC daily candle closed, and the RSI has entered the high overbought zone. This same signal has triggered 3 times in the last 12 months, each time leading to a drop: $120k / $126k / $97k Even in a bull market, there are drops; can a bear market really rally?
$BTC In the past two weeks, the market learned a phrase - until the last moment, anything is possible.
Iran decided at the last moment not to send a delegation to Pakistan, and the US-Iran negotiation plan failed.
US Vice President Vance's plane waited on the tarmac for several hours, pausing the plan to negotiate with Iran in Pakistan. The White House will announce future meeting schedules separately.
Delay tactics are not uncommon, as every detail can become a bargaining chip, but this time the variable appeared at the last moment.
Afterward, Trump announced an indefinite extension of the ceasefire agreement but will continue to block the Strait of Hormuz until Iran proposes a new plan, "both sides reach an agreement, ending the consultations." It now appears that Trump's previous statement about not extending the ceasefire was to create a "low expectation" for the market (so that the market wouldn’t have hope), aiming to generate good news. Once the second round of talks fails, his "indefinite extension of the ceasefire" is relatively good news.
Please stop playing with us!!
Overall, my personal view is bearish, but I do not think prices will immediately show a one-sided decline. There is a high possibility of maintaining high-level fluctuations, and even before a real decline, there might be another slight rebound for a period of time, stimulating a certain degree of FOMO sentiment. Currently, it seems that 8xxxx might touch a bit, while the subsequent decline target is still looking towards 5xxxx.
I continue to execute short opportunities, currently shorting at 76k and 78k, and I will keep adding to my short position as it goes higher.
Recently, I got into the contract market at $币安人生 $GIGGLE $TST $BR $BASED $PIPPIN $power
Trading contracts is indeed exhausting, watching the market every day, looking for targets at night, and dealing with the psychological pressure of chasing rising prices. I hardly sleep well at night, waking up every hour to check the trades; holding overnight positions is indeed uncomfortable.
But I have always strictly followed my strategy for taking profits and cutting losses. There have been many instances of losses followed by surges, but it's normal for market makers to wash out positions and spike.
I am also quite satisfied with my recent profits. Although not a lot, I did achieve some results, and I also missed quite a few opportunities to sell high.
For example, yesterday I entered at $BASED 0.075 and exited at just below 0.1, which caused me to miss a significant upward trend. However, no one can capture the entire price rise unless they are a gambler. It's normal for the market to have big ups and downs; just make sure to earn within your understanding.
When the market is good, one has to participate actively to avoid becoming irrelevant in their trading operations.
Although X hasn't shared their trading, that's because I believe my skills are not sufficient to be a benchmark for everyone. I do X merely to record my own trades.