2026-01-09 03:34:04

IRYS's recent market movement has indeed provided many participants with opportunities. From entering yesterday to now, it has already gained 10 points. Such speed is worth noting for short-term trading.

However, the real test lies ahead—what to do after achieving such gains? Purely chasing highs out of greed, or taking profits in stages? My suggestion is the latter. Set a capital preservation price, then gradually take profits in stages. This way, you can participate in the subsequent rise while locking in risks.

Currently, there are indeed many market opportunities, and IRYS is just one example. The key is to establish your own observation system—when to enter, how much to invest, and how to manage your positions. These are more reliable than simply following the trend. Keep scanning the market for the next high-probability opportunity.

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AirdropDreamBreaker

· 16h ago

10 points are indeed comfortable, but I still think the point about greed is correct. Many people just want to double their gains after getting some profit, only to end up losing it all back in the end—what a painful lesson.

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RugpullAlertOfficer

· 17h ago

10 points are indeed pretty good, but the key is to know when to run... I've heard the idea of taking profits in batches too many times; does anyone really do it in practice... Greed is easy to talk about, but...

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AirDropMissed

· 18h ago

10 points are indeed good, but this is the easiest time to get caught... Taking profits in batches is truly the way to go, and the greedy ones have been caught.

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SellLowExpert

· 01-09 05:47

10 points is not bad, but should I take profits now or keep holding? To be honest, I'm the greedy type every time, and then I end up cutting losses haha

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GasFeeVictim

· 01-09 04:03

10 points already, this speed is indeed impressive. But I still say, take profits when the time is right, and if you're greedy, go back to zero. The logic of taking profits in batches is correct, but it's too difficult to execute, as it's easy to chase highs all the way and then get slapped in the face. IRYS is still an exception; the real profit-making logic depends on your own trading system. Can you make money by copying the bottom one opportunity at a time? No. Building a system is the key, otherwise it's just like gambling.

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DefiVeteran

· 01-09 04:03

10 points are indeed good, but I've seen too many people rush to chase high after making a profit and end up losing everything. Taking profits in batches is definitely more stable, and locking in the break-even price is the key. I'm also observing the IRYS project, but short-term trading really depends on your own rhythm; you can't just follow the trend blindly.

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ShibaMillionairen't

· 01-09 04:02

10 points are okay, but the real test is how it plays out later... I agree with the idea of taking profits in batches, greed kills quickly.

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SignatureVerifier

· 01-09 03:57

ngl the "observation system" part is where most people fail the validation check... they just copy whatever worked last time and wonder why it breaks. irys hitting 10pts is fine, sure, but have u actually audited ur exit strategy or just hoping it holds

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AltcoinMarathoner

· 01-09 03:47

ngl, mile 20 energy here... 10 points in and everyone's already thinking about the finish line. that's exactly when most runners hit the wall tho, fr fr.

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LiquidatedThrice

· 01-09 03:40

10 points are pretty good, let's see if you can hold on haha Splitting the profits into batches is a solid strategy, but honestly, most people can't do it—either go all in or can't hold any at all.

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