Position building idea: You can consider gradually entering long positions in the 893-885 range, as this support is relatively evident.
Targets are set in two stages—first, look at 901. Once reached, reduce positions and secure profits; the ultimate target is 909, aiming to maximize swing gains.
Risk control is key: you must set your stop-loss line in advance. If the price falls below the entry range, don’t hesitate—strictly executing stops is the way to survive long-term.
This strategy is time-sensitive and for reference only; actual trading should be adjusted in real-time according to the market.
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ProbablyNothing
· 12-10 07:00
Can 885 really copy it to the end, I feel soft-hearted every time
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TradFiRefugee
· 12-09 12:25
Is the 885 support really solid? I have a feeling it could easily be broken.
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MidnightMEVeater
· 12-09 07:08
Good morning, it's another moment for an arbitrageur's ramblings. That 893 level, while it seems like clear support, is actually a perfect spot for a liquidity trap—a standard setup in the robot playground, just waiting to gobble up retail stop-loss orders.
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0xInsomnia
· 12-09 05:21
After entering at 885, it never came out again. Is it happening again this time?
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NFTRegretful
· 12-08 00:50
I had my eye on the 885 level yesterday, but I still haven't cashed out yet.
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MoonRocketTeam
· 12-08 00:50
That 885 support level does seem to have something to it, but it depends on whether dopamine can hold up this wave.
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CryptoSourGrape
· 12-08 00:48
If I had known I could get in at 893, I wouldn't be regretting it so much now.
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909? Why am I always just a little bit short of getting there?
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Honestly, stop-loss sounds easy, but when it really breaks down, who can bear to cut their losses?
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Every time I get the direction right, but end up stuck at the entry point.
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If only I hadn't reacted half a beat too slow, I would've already profited from this move.
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RooftopReserver
· 12-08 00:43
It's already lucky if you can make it out alive after entering at 885, and you still want 909? I don't think so.
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OnchainArchaeologist
· 12-08 00:42
I had my eye on 885 for a while, but just didn't have the courage to get in.
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WalletWhisperer
· 12-08 00:35
nah the support cluster at 885-893 is where retail always gets trapped... whale accumulation patterns suggest deeper friction zones we're not seeing on the surface. those two targets feel too linear, too textbook. real money's already positioned, we're just watching the theater play out.
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Position building idea: You can consider gradually entering long positions in the 893-885 range, as this support is relatively evident.
Targets are set in two stages—first, look at 901. Once reached, reduce positions and secure profits; the ultimate target is 909, aiming to maximize swing gains.
Risk control is key: you must set your stop-loss line in advance. If the price falls below the entry range, don’t hesitate—strictly executing stops is the way to survive long-term.
This strategy is time-sensitive and for reference only; actual trading should be adjusted in real-time according to the market.