Recently, everyone in the market has been discussing how crazy the price increase of a certain coin is, but few have seriously talked about one question: how to survive and exit after the rise.
Taking DUSK as an example, this round of the market has already surged over 240%, with the daily RSI soaring to 81.5—this has fully entered the extreme overbought zone. Looking back at historical data, DUSK once experienced a 50% deep correction after a 180% increase. Following this logic, now that the increase is 240%, if history repeats itself, the potential correction target might be around $0.064.
What’s even more concerning is the accumulation of leveraged funds. The trading volume has surged by 229%, behind which are many newcomers adding leverage. They have fueled the rally but also planted hidden risks. Once the price triggers a long liquidation around $0.1095, a chain reaction could instantly reverse the situation and trap everyone.
Don’t forget the macro factors. Economic data like the US CPI always hang like a sword over the market, ready to change the market’s risk appetite at any time.
In such a situation, my approach boils down to two words: caution. Instead of greedily trying to earn a little more, it’s better to think ahead about where the risks are and where to set the stop-loss. Small positions for testing, strictly controlling risk exposure—this is the habit of those who survive the longest in a rapid surge.
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MysteryBoxOpener
· 8h ago
Basically, greedy people always end up getting trapped. I've seen it happen too many times.
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GateUser-2fce706c
· 8h ago
I've already said it before, when DUSK surges crazy this time, be cautious. History will repeat itself. I studied this logic three years ago—bottoming out relies on courage, escaping the top relies on wisdom. Those still greedy now are all just newbies.
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SybilSlayer
· 8h ago
Basically, it's the classic script of beginners getting trapped. The leverage stacking part really hits hard; it's bound to blow up sooner or later.
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BlockchainArchaeologist
· 8h ago
The taste of history repeating itself is too strong; DUSK's 240% surge—won't it peak someday?
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AllInAlice
· 8h ago
Really, a 240% increase looks great, but that 0.064 drop caused bloodshed everywhere.
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TerraNeverForget
· 8h ago
Another episode of rookies going crazy with leverage, this time it's DUSK's turn.
Recently, everyone in the market has been discussing how crazy the price increase of a certain coin is, but few have seriously talked about one question: how to survive and exit after the rise.
Taking DUSK as an example, this round of the market has already surged over 240%, with the daily RSI soaring to 81.5—this has fully entered the extreme overbought zone. Looking back at historical data, DUSK once experienced a 50% deep correction after a 180% increase. Following this logic, now that the increase is 240%, if history repeats itself, the potential correction target might be around $0.064.
What’s even more concerning is the accumulation of leveraged funds. The trading volume has surged by 229%, behind which are many newcomers adding leverage. They have fueled the rally but also planted hidden risks. Once the price triggers a long liquidation around $0.1095, a chain reaction could instantly reverse the situation and trap everyone.
Don’t forget the macro factors. Economic data like the US CPI always hang like a sword over the market, ready to change the market’s risk appetite at any time.
In such a situation, my approach boils down to two words: caution. Instead of greedily trying to earn a little more, it’s better to think ahead about where the risks are and where to set the stop-loss. Small positions for testing, strictly controlling risk exposure—this is the habit of those who survive the longest in a rapid surge.