Regarding the subsequent operation ideas for a certain coin (ID): the overall principle is to avoid chasing highs, and only consider taking action under two clear conditions: either lightly averaging down during a dip or shorting after a high-level failure. Heavy positions in these two directions are strictly prohibited.



**Option 1: Dip Buying on Pullback (Light Position Testing)**
If the price retraces to the 0.0750-0.0760 range (near the 4-hour moving average) and shows stable signs, consider building a small long position. Set the stop loss at 0.0720; if it breaks below the previous low, exit. The target is divided into two stages: first look at 0.0850, then at 0.0900. Following this approach, the risk-reward ratio is approximately 1:3.3. Keep the position size within a maximum of 7%, as this area is inherently high risk and greed should be avoided.

**Option 2: Short at High Levels (Signal confirmation needed)**
Another idea is to wait for the price to hit the 0.0926 resistance again. If it encounters resistance and rebounds while the daily RSI remains in the overbought zone, then consider shorting around 0.0910-0.0920. Place the stop loss at 0.0940 (if it truly breaks through, accept the loss). The target is around 0.0800. This plan also involves a 7% position size. Currently, the trigger conditions are not yet met; it depends on the specific market performance.

Both options emphasize one core principle: avoid heavy positions at high levels; either try lightly or wait for the right opportunity.
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quietly_stakingvip
· 11h ago
Reliable approach, setting 7% position with a fixed mindset, really not a bad idea. This wave at high levels indeed shouldn't be greedy, wait for signals. The 1:3.3 ratio for bottom-fishing is okay, just worried about a pullback getting stuck in the middle awkwardly. Clear logic for short positions at high levels, RSI overbought is indeed a good reference, but how do you see the probability of breaking through this resistance level? Light positions to test the waters are good, after all, high-risk areas should be played like this, going all-in is just asking for trouble. What you said makes sense, just afraid of accidentally chasing high when executing, haha. This plan feels more like waiting than rushing, having the right mindset is half the victory. If 0.0750 can hold steady, it's definitely worth trying, but rebounds at this position are almost over.
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SchroedingerGasvip
· 11h ago
This approach is quite clear-minded; I appreciate not chasing highs. It all depends on whether it can truly follow the discipline.
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ColdWalletGuardianvip
· 11h ago
Small position bottom-fishing and waiting for rebounds, or shorting at high levels for certain signals—this approach is solid, but the only concern is the market not following the usual patterns.
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ETHReserveBankvip
· 11h ago
Hey, not playing with heavy positions is indeed the truth, just worried about acting too quickly.
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WalletDetectivevip
· 11h ago
Wow, I love this logic. Finally, someone dares to say the honest truth about giving up on chasing highs.
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