2026-01-11 03:21:52

XPIN's recent performance has been quite interesting. Not long ago, this coin experienced quite large fluctuations, so I took a small position of 30U for a swing trade. After several rounds of trading, I made over 16U in profit, which was quite satisfying at the time. But then when I re-entered the market, I encountered a pullback and found myself deeply trapped. However, today it finally returned near the cost basis, and I still feel there’s room for a rebound. Now I’m just watching to see if this wave can break through; if it can push another wave, there’s a chance to get out of the trap and make another profit. The market is like this—swing opportunities are fleeting, and the key is to stay calm and wait for the next window.

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HorizonHunter

· 01-11 03:49

Bro, this set of moves is too strong. You make money and lose it back. As I always say, mindset is the most important.

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StablecoinSkeptic

· 01-11 03:47

Playing the wave with 30U can still earn 16U, which feels pretty good, but I got caught a bit badly later on. Now that I'm back to the cost price, I want to turn things around, but I'm still a bit anxious.

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PaperHandSister

· 01-11 03:35

Playing with 30U to make 16U profit is indeed pretty good, but getting trapped afterward is really frustrating. This is the fate of swing trading, right? When making money, it's exhilarating, but when trapped, you wish you could smash the screen. The key is whether it can break through; if it can't, just keep lying low.

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AllTalkLongTrader

· 01-11 03:31

Still daring to repeatedly trade with 30U entry, no doubt about the mindset. However, being trapped during that period must have been uncomfortable. Now that you're back to the cost price, I think you should decisively exit if you want to, and stop gambling on a breakout.

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Blockwatcher9000

· 01-11 03:27

Damn, I bought in at 30U, sold at 46U, and then got eaten back in. This is the curse of swing trading.

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Layer2Observer

· 01-11 03:23

This round of XPIN looks interesting from a data perspective, with a $30 principal earning $16... Let's see if the logic here holds. The problem is, after the pullback, it hovers around the cost price. Technically, what does this kind of movement usually imply? Is it a true breakout or a false breakout? That needs to be confirmed with trading volume and on-chain data.

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