Just opened a short position, entered at 0.179. This coin has been quite volatile recently, so I set the stop loss at 0.189, with a take profit target of 0.149.
The trading logic is actually very simple—if it breaks the previous high, stop out immediately, no holding through losses. Since the volatility is high, the risk-reward ratio needs to be more flexible. I’m using a 2:1 or 1.5:1 setup, adjusting based on the actual market trend.
Currently still waiting for a fill, letting the bullets fly a bit longer. Risk management is always the top priority, especially for highly volatile coins. Planning the exit points is more important than anything else.
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WalletsWatcher
· 5h ago
Oh my, the take-profit setting is too aggressive. It needs to drop from 0.179 to 0.149, which is over 3%. Can you really wait for such a highly volatile asset to bottom out?
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GasSavingMaster
· 13h ago
Setting the stop-loss so tight, only 10 points at 0.189 and you're cut. For highly volatile coins, this space isn't enough to shake.
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AirdropAutomaton
· 13h ago
This stop-loss is set a bit tight, only 10 points at 0.189, small fluctuations can cut you off in minutes.
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just_here_for_vibes
· 13h ago
Your stop loss is set so tight. Once it breaks 0.189, you're directly out. You're really bold.
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ReverseTradingGuru
· 13h ago
This wave of short positions is quite bold, is it really reliable to have such a wide risk-reward ratio?
I agree with the idea of holding on without giving up; knowing when to take profits is the key.
Is the 0.149 target a bit greedy? If the market reverses, you'll get liquidated directly.
Waiting for the transaction results, let's see if you can avoid the trap of high volatility this time.
Just manage your stop-loss well, don't let one mistake ruin the previous gains.
Just opened a short position, entered at 0.179. This coin has been quite volatile recently, so I set the stop loss at 0.189, with a take profit target of 0.149.
The trading logic is actually very simple—if it breaks the previous high, stop out immediately, no holding through losses. Since the volatility is high, the risk-reward ratio needs to be more flexible. I’m using a 2:1 or 1.5:1 setup, adjusting based on the actual market trend.
Currently still waiting for a fill, letting the bullets fly a bit longer. Risk management is always the top priority, especially for highly volatile coins. Planning the exit points is more important than anything else.