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#QNTXUSDT Shocked! This is totally how shitcoins roll, the price during the auction is definitely not high, who knows if they shorted on the platform first, grabbed the goods and then dumped them, no one dares to take the bag...
$SENT has pushed the fee rules to the limit! It has maintained a charge every hour for more than half a month, achieving what $PIPPIN and River couldn't do, and it can control the soaring fees without letting them explode. If it does explode again, it’s likely to happen. As an air force, I really wish I could eat the dog owner's meat and drink its blood...
$RIVER
$RIVER
$SPACE What type of coins should the airmen short? New coins? Next new coins? Old coins? Popular gainers? Losers?
A lot of statistics have been done, and the answer is actually old coins. The fluctuations of old coins are small, but when extended over a month, the returns are very considerable. However, once an old coin sees a significant rise, it doesn't have a ceiling, like $pippin ; remember to set a stop-loss.
Now, new coins basically peak on the day they are listed and then fall all the way down, but the volatility is huge. Generally, if a historical high price hasn't appeared within a week, the price will usually be about 2.2 times the opening price. An exception is $PIEVERSE , where the highest price is 6 times the opening price, so be mindful of how much you can hold at the top.
Next new coins and those at the top are not good choices; they carry the highest risk and the least stable returns. Losers often continue for one or two days, and very rarely do losers turn into gainers in the short term. Don’t be misled by the high returns of being right about the gainers for one or two days; the cost-effectiveness is actually very low.
Thus, the conclusion emerges: mainly short old coins that have dropped more than ten times over four months, followed by new coins (positions should be light and leverage low, be prepared for them to rise 2 or 3 times), and it's best not to short coins from South Korea, as they will rise endlessly and fluctuate, which is not very cost-effective.
A lot of statistics have been done, and the answer is actually old coins. The fluctuations of old coins are small, but when extended over a month, the returns are very considerable. However, once an old coin sees a significant rise, it doesn't have a ceiling, like $pippin ; remember to set a stop-loss.
Now, new coins basically peak on the day they are listed and then fall all the way down, but the volatility is huge. Generally, if a historical high price hasn't appeared within a week, the price will usually be about 2.2 times the opening price. An exception is $PIEVERSE , where the highest price is 6 times the opening price, so be mindful of how much you can hold at the top.
Next new coins and those at the top are not good choices; they carry the highest risk and the least stable returns. Losers often continue for one or two days, and very rarely do losers turn into gainers in the short term. Don’t be misled by the high returns of being right about the gainers for one or two days; the cost-effectiveness is actually very low.
Thus, the conclusion emerges: mainly short old coins that have dropped more than ten times over four months, followed by new coins (positions should be light and leverage low, be prepared for them to rise 2 or 3 times), and it's best not to short coins from South Korea, as they will rise endlessly and fluctuate, which is not very cost-effective.
$42 ept and 4 delisted coins said goodbye, and since the announcement, I increased my short position, but these two kept rising, at one point losing 350%, truly testing my patience! At 4:29:30, I saw that the bulls still held a large number of long positions, I made a tough decision to double my short position, the only downside was the slippage so large that it made me question life, betting that the bulls would be forced to liquidate, pulling down to the average price of two smart money. Even with the dealer having cards, they couldn't play them out, I finally turned the tide! It's been a long time since I've encountered a situation where delisted coins were still one-sided in the last half hour, in the future, I will only close positions after the panic ends, holding less at the last moment is just like that.
$ERA $PUMP $ROSE ALLO These 4 items have dropped out of the top 20, whoever drops out will be chased
$ENSO is ready to play a Martingale game, starting with 1u, doubling every time it rises by 10 points, let's see if it can stack it 11 times……
$MMT The brothers of the Air Force, what kinds of explosive炒 have they experienced that dropped by 10 times, 100 times? Which ones are you still holding... have you made a profit or a loss? $COAI
$ENSO 、Rivrer、FHE these three goods have caused me to be completely liquidated, starting over to conduct an experiment, casually shorting 40 counterfeit items with 100u, let's see what the result is after ten days.
$ENSO Since the usage of the tariff was developed, the short sellers have been finished, with a surge of counterfeit stocks, quickly raising tariffs, then pretending to pull back to attract short sellers, and then consolidating to eat the tariffs! Although it will eventually drop, the tariffs have already exhausted the short sellers. Since then, there have been no more sharp declines in counterfeit stocks; they all gradually decline, the tariffs drop and then rise again to eat...
$ENSO I have already avoided popular coins like River, FHE, etc., and honestly chose a right-sided ENSO. As a result, it suddenly became the top and popular, and the fee has risen to 1.1. It can be foreseen that it will become another Pipin or River, intentionally pulling back to attract shorts for another rise, then trading sideways to exhaust the shorts. Is there any way left for the shorts to survive...
$RIVER A profound lesson: river suffered losses because of position limits, gradually reducing positions finally managed to lock in, thinking of switching after the price rises. As a result, I forgot to cancel the original stop-loss order to prevent forced liquidation, and just now a spike at 38.2 triggered the forgotten stop-loss order, closing my short position... Unrealized losses turned into real losses, and the original plan to profit from both long and short positions fell through...
The position limit on the $RIVER platform is too disgusting, River only has 2000U, and it was only after incurring losses that I realized I couldn't open a hedge. Other than reducing positions, there was no other way. Reluctantly, I had to watch the one-minute line for a flat reduction before opening a position again, and finally locked it in...
Resisted XMR, and now DASH has been locked up again. After resisting DASH, RIVER continues to resist, while also resisting FHE. At one point, the margin reached 40%, but fortunately held on. Just as I was relieved, DUSK has been locked up again... Every day is this thrilling
$FHE
$XMR
$FHE
$XMR
$river Pippin has started a strategy akin to eagle training, where a small pool can manipulate super large contracts, draining the resources of all the short sellers. Now, River employs the same strategy, with a pool of 1.5 million manipulating a contract worth 1.5 billion, opening up new perspectives
$RIVER $IP The two of them have been empty for many days, yesterday the rise was unbearable, so I finally cut my losses and closed the position, but today it dropped sharply!!! I can't bear this injustice!
The position lock does not equal liquidation. You currently have two options: 1. Add funds and re-evaluate its direction. If you believe it will go up, add more to your long position; if you think it will go down, add to your short position at a favorable level. If you make a wrong choice, continue locking and reselect the direction. Wait until profits cover the losses, then close the position or continue holding one side. 2. Do not add funds, wait for a better opportunity to choose a direction, and reduce the opposite position.
勾庄给我擦皮鞋
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You're still fine, I would have blown up without hedging. Now I'm locked in. Don't know what to do.
Counterfeit falls with no bottom
导演看呕梭哈
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Everyone $PIEVERSE has hedged yet? Why is the drop so severe? Is hedging still worthwhile now? 😭 If not hedging, just hold for a month and bet on a rise next month before selling
{future}(PIEVERSEUSDT)
{future}(PIEVERSEUSDT)
11 times is still not enough, let's show off a bit, keep a calm mindset
GNLWW
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Bearish$CLO has been hung, but I'm not very happy, feels like another demon...
If you think this way, you haven't truly realized what causes the biggest loss. I've conducted many statistical experiments, and the conclusions are: 1. Most people can correctly predict the long-term bearish direction, but being unable to withstand term mismatch is equivalent to making a mistake. 2. The biggest loss in high-frequency trading of altcoins comes from stop-loss losses; after a stop-loss, your capital decreases, and to recover, you need a higher return rate. The correct approach should be using a floor-and-ceiling lock before reselecting a direction, rather than switching to another coin after a stop-loss. 3. Fees usually account for about 30% of total losses, so opening a rebate account is very important. 4. Slippage has a significant impact; avoid using market orders for opening positions.
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