This coin has recently experienced a fierce decline. The 1-hour and 4-hour charts both clearly show a stepwise downtrend pattern, and the technical indicators are very clear, with strong bearish signals.
If you want to participate in shorting, my view is this — it’s more reasonable to enter around the 2.93 to 2.95 range. Set the stop loss at 3.05; once it hits that level, don’t hesitate — exit immediately.
There are three target levels: first, watch for 2.85, and then reduce one-third of your position to lock in profits; next, target 2.75; finally, the ultimate target is 2.64. This phased approach to reducing positions can both control risk and avoid missing out on the subsequent decline. Timing is very important, don’t go all-in at once.
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MevWhisperer
· 7h ago
This wave is indeed fierce, but I still think the 2.93 level is a bit risky; it depends on how the candlestick chart moves. A stop loss at 3.05 isn't very loose either; a small rebound could easily trigger it.
The idea of reducing positions in batches is still good, but I'm worried that if it drops to 2.85, it might rebound again. This kind of market is the most annoying.
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MetaverseLandlady
· 9h ago
2.93 shorting, I'm watching it too, but this rebound has a strange momentum. I always feel it will get stuck around 2.98 and keep fluctuating.
Being fully invested all at once is really not advisable. That's how I got cut last time.
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EthMaximalist
· 23h ago
2.93 Entry? Bro hasn't even rebounded yet and is already thinking about the exit strategy. The technical analysis is indeed quite clear.
Falling so sharply, it's a bit scary. The 2.64 target feels a bit greedy.
Gradually reducing positions is indeed a stable approach, just worried about losing composure during execution.
If this wave really crashes down, we'll be caught in a round of being trapped.
With such a strong bearish signal, why still feel distressed? Just go ahead and do it.
Can 2.85 really hold? It doesn't seem that simple.
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0xSoulless
· 23h ago
Stepped decline? Buddy, you're probably about to get cut again this round. You have no idea about the technicals.
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LiquidationTherapist
· 01-17 06:51
It's dropping again and again. Anyway, I already cleared my position long ago, so I feel pretty good watching it now. Entered at 2.93? Seems like I should keep buying more; the bottom might not come so quickly.
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ser_we_are_early
· 01-17 06:29
Damn, another textbook-style analysis. It sounds right, but in practice, it's full of pitfalls.
This coin has recently experienced a fierce decline. The 1-hour and 4-hour charts both clearly show a stepwise downtrend pattern, and the technical indicators are very clear, with strong bearish signals.
If you want to participate in shorting, my view is this — it’s more reasonable to enter around the 2.93 to 2.95 range. Set the stop loss at 3.05; once it hits that level, don’t hesitate — exit immediately.
There are three target levels: first, watch for 2.85, and then reduce one-third of your position to lock in profits; next, target 2.75; finally, the ultimate target is 2.64. This phased approach to reducing positions can both control risk and avoid missing out on the subsequent decline. Timing is very important, don’t go all-in at once.