In the case of increasing trading volume, the current attitude is to observe and wait for the two lines to once again show a clear death cross signal. After confirmation, enter short positions according to the 136 allocation ratio. Friends who already hold positions can take this opportunity to add three layers of positions, but stop-loss must be set properly. The hourly level correction short entry can catch a wave.
The most important risk to watch out for is the four-hour level showing a death cross. Once the larger cycle confirms a death cross, the subsequent decline is often very fierce. This risk must be prepared for in advance.
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nft_widow
· 01-13 14:51
A death cross is coming, and this time I really need to be careful.
Once the four-hour death cross appears, I damn well have to stay alert even while sleeping.
Observe and wait for a clear signal before taking action.
Setting stop-losses properly is the key; don't rely on luck.
136% position size is a bit cautious; I still prefer to go all in directly.
Feels like this drop is really coming.
I don't dare to add to the positions I already hold, I'm scared.
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TokenDustCollector
· 01-13 14:50
The death cross hasn't appeared yet, don't rush to get off the train.
I'll speak once the death cross appears; for now, just observe.
Once the four-hour death cross is confirmed, this move will be fierce.
136% position sounds good, but I'm worried about changing my mind at the last minute.
Stop-loss is easy to say but hard to do; everyone wants to be greedy.
I'm interested in catching a short-term rebound on the hourly level, just see if I can catch it.
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BlockchainBrokenPromise
· 01-13 14:42
Death cross, death cross, death cross, waiting for the death cross every day. When will it finally come?
136% position sounds good, just worried about trembling and losing everything.
The four-hour death cross this time really needs to be watched closely. Last time, I didn't defend in time and almost got liquidated.
Adding three layers to an existing position? That's really bold. Stop-loss must be executed with iron discipline.
Observing, observing. Feels like I'm always observing but never daring to act.
The signal of increasing trading volume has been overused, the key is still execution.
Many people will reverse their positions when the death cross appears, but let's see if this wave can break out.
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NeonCollector
· 01-13 14:42
Wait for the death cross confirmation before acting directly. I'm familiar with this 136-positioning strategy. The key is to stick to the stop-loss line and avoid reckless moves.
In the case of increasing trading volume, the current attitude is to observe and wait for the two lines to once again show a clear death cross signal. After confirmation, enter short positions according to the 136 allocation ratio. Friends who already hold positions can take this opportunity to add three layers of positions, but stop-loss must be set properly. The hourly level correction short entry can catch a wave.
The most important risk to watch out for is the four-hour level showing a death cross. Once the larger cycle confirms a death cross, the subsequent decline is often very fierce. This risk must be prepared for in advance.