2026-01-03 09:28:34

Recently observing the MYX token, there are clear signs of increased volume on the daily chart. A long position was established at the 5.39 level, and the current unrealized profit is already $375. These potential coins require special caution—once entered, set proper take-profit and stop-loss levels to prevent sudden dump risks.

Currently, it's the weekend, and the US stock market is closed, which means limited market liquidity and usually smaller fluctuations. However, the trends of Bitcoin and mainstream meme coins are still worth continuous monitoring. Recently, I’ve been paying attention to PEPE and DOGE, two popular assets that represent different market sentiments in the crypto space.

The core of crypto trading is strictly implementing risk management plans. Some coins may seem very promising, but once selling pressure hits, they can quickly break below key support levels. I recommend everyone think carefully about your risk tolerance before participating—don't get blinded by short-term gains. Market opportunities will come again; only by staying alive can you make money.

MYX-4,87%

BTC-1,2%

PEPE-4,75%

DOGE-2,71%

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RiddleMaster

· 23h ago

MYX's recent volume surge looks really good; a floating profit of $375 is already enough... The problem is that during weekends, in this stagnant market, a single news event can cause a sharp drop. How have you set your stop-loss? I'm also watching DOGE and PEPE, but to be honest, chasing highs now feels a bit risky... better to wait and see. Being alive is the key to making money, that really hit me.

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LiquidationKing

· 01-06 01:11

$375 floating profit starts talking about risk control, I see you're scared haha --- MYX, when it gains volume, you want to buy the dip? Just wait to get smashed, brother --- Daring to leverage more during the weekend when liquidity is poor, your courage is really big --- PEPE and DOGE, one is meme and the other is also meme, what's the difference between these two? --- "Only by staying alive can you make money," this statement is true, but it's easy to die quickly --- It's only $375, stop bragging and wait for the rebound --- Taking profit and stop-loss are discussed every day, but how many actually execute them? --- Potential coins are just gambling coins, stop pretending --- I like to see the anxiety on crypto people during the weekend --- MYX? Never heard of it, which small coin is it to cut the leeks again?

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0xLuckbox

· 01-03 09:58

A floating profit of $375 just thinking about bottom-fishing other coins, this mindset is a bit shaky. --- MYX volume surges, then go long? The weekend liquidity is so poor, yet you still dare to play, quite bold. --- It's the old story of taking profits and cutting losses again, but the real question is, can you actually hold on? --- Watching both PEPE and DOGE at the same time, is this the rhythm of going all-in on meme coins? --- The saying "Only by staying alive can you make money" is spot on, but in practice, no one can really do it. --- Entering MYX at 5.39, what if it gaps down on Monday? Aren't you afraid? --- A nice-sounding risk control plan, but when the market crashes, isn't it the same as cutting losses? --- A paper profit of $375 and already analyzing the market, that's a bit overconfident. --- The US stock market closing on the weekend means the crypto world has to be honest? Come on, it's a 24-hour market. --- I understand Bitcoin and mainstream coins, but paying attention to PEPE and DOGE does have a bit of a gambling vibe.

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ponzi_poet

· 01-03 09:56

Profiting $375 and then starting to promote take profit and stop loss... Honestly, buddy, what are you talking about? Can you trust this trash coin MYX? It looks like the next target to be smashed. Liquidity is poor over the weekend, what are you still observing for? Let's wait until Monday. PEPE and DOGE are indeed different, one is purely speculative, and at least the other has a community... Which one would you choose? Stop with all those big principles, honestly, it's just good luck.

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SeeYouInFourYears

· 01-03 09:55

Wow, starting risk control at $375—this unrealized profit is quite substantial. --- Trading small coins like MYX is indeed risky; a weekend can break through support levels. --- PEPE and DOGE are truly two extremes—one purely gambling, the other with a community. Choosing wrong means getting ignored. --- The saying "You can only make money if you're alive" is brilliant—many have lost everything on short-term unrealized gains. --- Low liquidity on weekends is real, but it's also the perfect time for black swan events. --- Taking profits and cutting losses sounds simple but is hard to do; when the time comes, everyone wants to earn a little more. --- $375 is just right—not too much, not too little, enough to make people start fantasizing, haha. --- If MYX suddenly surges with volume, should I worry about catching the bag holders? --- If this wave crashes, remember to tell me so I can short it. --- Risk control sounds right in theory, but who actually follows the plan?

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ChainPoet

· 01-03 09:54

$375 unrealized profit is quite nice, but with MYX, you need to prevent a dump. --- Weekend liquidity is poor, but PEPE and DOGE still have potential. --- The key is stop-loss. How many people got liquidated because of greed? --- Living and making money is the ultimate goal. The biggest enemy for retail investors is themselves. --- Did you buy at 5.39? Are you thinking of selling now? --- Strict risk control is the way to go. It's easy to say but hard to implement. --- I want to buy MYX when it rises, but this kind of coin is too easy to be dumped. --- The US stock market closing does affect liquidity; keep a close eye on BTC movements. --- Unrealized profits should be taken as profit and run, don't wait for a retracement.

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0xTherapist

· 01-03 09:54

$375 unrealized profit, not bad at all. But with small coins like MYX, a big drop means tears. I don't have the guts for that. --- No liquidity on weekends... I've heard that too many times, but still, there are all kinds of plunges in the middle of the night. --- Can PEPE compare to DOGE? One is purely speculative, and the other has a sentimental foundation. --- It's always about only making money if you're alive... Easy to say, but how many can hold back at critical moments? --- Stop-loss is easier to understand than to implement, brother. --- Did you buy at 5.39? If you ask me, that was early. The current market is just waiting for big funds to enter. --- Thinking of selling just because of unrealized gains? Still, it depends on the overall trend before making a move. --- You're right about risk tolerance; 99% of people overestimate themselves.

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