Today’s market has given a very clear signal. The integers 90000 and 3000 are currently acting as resistance levels; don’t rush to chase short positions. There’s a high probability of a rebound, and this rebound could be your entry opportunity.
If you’ve already gone short, actively reduce your positions during the day. Don’t think about going all-in at once; market fluctuations are normal. After reducing your positions, protect your principal, and when the rebound rises in the evening, add to your short positions. This approach allows for both defense and the opportunity to double down when the timing is right.
The key is not to be greedy. Operating in batches is always more prudent than going all-in at once.
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NFTFreezer
· 14h ago
Reducing your position is truly a smart move; don't be greedy and blow up your account with one reckless move.
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ImpermanentPhilosopher
· 14h ago
Another signal to cut the leeks? Can we trust it this time?
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BankruptWorker
· 14h ago
Ha, it's the same story of gradually reducing positions. It sounds easy to say, but in reality, who isn't a greedy ghost when it comes to execution?
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DeepRabbitHole
· 15h ago
I agree with reducing the position, but adding to the short position during the rebound and surge? That's easy to chase the high.
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just_vibin_onchain
· 15h ago
I give full marks to this point of reducing positions; going all-in really is just giving money to the market makers.
Today’s market has given a very clear signal. The integers 90000 and 3000 are currently acting as resistance levels; don’t rush to chase short positions. There’s a high probability of a rebound, and this rebound could be your entry opportunity.
If you’ve already gone short, actively reduce your positions during the day. Don’t think about going all-in at once; market fluctuations are normal. After reducing your positions, protect your principal, and when the rebound rises in the evening, add to your short positions. This approach allows for both defense and the opportunity to double down when the timing is right.
The key is not to be greedy. Operating in batches is always more prudent than going all-in at once.