2026-01-16 08:29:10

Trading short on hot coins that have surged for 3 consecutive days, the rhythm is quite good. These kinds of rapidly rising assets don't require complicated technical indicators; just follow the trend, which makes it easier to catch the right timing.

Recently, I want to carefully study the trends of those new coins. I've heard that many new projects are preparing to launch contract trading, so once this wave of gains appears, I'll consider taking a contrarian position. The rhythm of going long or short depends on market sentiment and capital flow.

Short-term trading requires quick reactions; don't be blinded by the gains. The real opportunities are at turning points—pre-positioning for shorts or longs and waiting for the reverse move to harvest profits.

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AllInAlice

· 16h ago

Even after three consecutive sky-high trades, he managed to walk away unscathed. This guy's luck is really good.

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SandwichTrader

· 20h ago

3 days of three consecutive hits, this rhythm is indeed amazing --- I'm also watching new coins, but honestly, the riskiest time is when the new contracts go live, easy for the whales to harvest --- Reverse harvesting sounds great, but in reality, one wrong step and it's hopeless to break even, so let's stay respectful --- The phrase "the dizzying rise" hit me, every time it's greed that causes the biggest losses in the end --- Following the trend is indeed simple and straightforward, but the problem is who can truly see the turning point in advance --- As for capital flow, honestly, it still relies on intuition; data is always lagging behind --- Three days in a row of precise shorting, that's impressive. Share your coin selection logic, please --- Most new project contracts are signals of rug pulls; I've seen too many crash scenes

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ApeWithNoFear

· 20h ago

The coin that has been skyrocketing for three days without crashing is indeed impressive. Traders who rely on intuition don't need all the fancy tricks. Entering new coins into contracts is a signal; when the time comes, it will reverse. Short-term, just beware of greed; the turning point is where the money is. This wave of sentiment can still be speculated on, let's wait and see.

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LiquidationWatcher

· 20h ago

Bro, you've been right for 3 days in a row? That's some serious luck. I feel like I always operate in the opposite direction. Honestly, I've heard a lot about reverse harvesting, but there are very few who can get everything right at the turning point... Market liquidity is the real boss. I'm also watching those new tokens, just worried it might be another round of leek-cutting tactics. People rush in as soon as contracts go live and end up losing everything.

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TestnetNomad

· 20h ago

Even after a continuous surge, shorting the coin for 3 days still made a profit. This guy's rhythm is indeed good. Purely riding the trend, I also have to keep an eye on those new coins' contracts. Short-term trading has to be quick; the turning point is where the real gains are.

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ImpermanentPhilosopher

· 20h ago

That's what they say, but I found that most people are actually blinded by the surge in prices, claiming to follow the trend, but in reality, they chase highs the hardest. New cryptocurrencies are really risky; reverse trading sounds simple, but in practice, it involves many psychological hurdles. Reversal points are easy to talk about, but few actually get them right; most are armchair strategists after the fact.

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SmartContractDiver

· 20h ago

Ha, it's the same logic again. It sounds simple, but in practice, you'll lose everything. Shorting a skyrocketing coin? I think it's just a cycle of getting cut repeatedly. New coin turning point? Let's wait and see, don't rush to send money. Trend analysis is something everyone can do, but the problem is that even if you see it right, you can still lose. Talking about capital flow sounds very insightful, but when it comes to actual trading, big players have already eaten up the opportunities. I'm here for entertainment, not to learn technical skills.

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APY追逐者

· 20h ago

Honestly, three days of continuous gains without a dip, the luck is really good. But I just want to ask, after this wave of increase, is there really a chance for a reversal, or is everyone just waiting for that turning point, ultimately missing out together?

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