The hourly chart has already touched the key level at 1518, and a relatively good entry point has now formed.
From a technical perspective, if the price continues downward and breaks below 89K, the previously established upward pattern will fall back into a consolidation range, which should be noted carefully.
The current trading logic is very clear: target the previous high when going up, and set stop-loss at the current support when going down. Calculating this way, the risk-to-reward ratio is approximately 1:1, with similar magnitude on both sides. This kind of risk-reward game is still worth participating in.
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DAOdreamer
· 10h ago
1518 this position is indeed good, but I still want to wait until 89K breaks before saying anything
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Risk-reward ratio of 1:1 sounds very comfortable, but reality is often not like that, brother
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Before pushing higher, it might dip again, I've seen this routine too many times
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The key is whether 89K can hold, if it can't, it's a different story
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I'm a bit tempted, but I always feel this wave's high point won't come so easily
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A 1:1 ratio is tempting, but I'm worried about ending up with a 2:1 reverse loss
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Support points are set clearly, at least I know how to stop the loss, I approve of this
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It's that time again to say "worth participating," the last time I said this...
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DegenMcsleepless
· 01-03 10:39
Position 1518 is indeed good, but the 89K line needs to be well protected; otherwise, it will have to play along with the fluctuations again.
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AirdropChaser
· 01-03 10:36
1518 this position is indeed attractive, but I’ll run as soon as it breaks 89K
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It's the same 1:1 ratio again, heard this kind of statement too many times... How many can truly hold on
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The entry point is good, but I’m just worried it might be the last lifeline
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It's hard to reach the previous high, will the support below also be unreliable
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Clear? Once it breaks the level, you'll know what "unclear" really means
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Is 89K really the bottom, or just a smokescreen
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In this kind of market, those who make money are often not the ones betting on the right direction
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LiquidationWatcher
· 01-03 10:27
ngl, that 1:1 ratio sounds clean on paper but remember 2022? slippage always finds a way to wreck the math. been there, lost that. just watch your health factor if you're leveraged, margin calls don't announce themselves
The hourly chart has already touched the key level at 1518, and a relatively good entry point has now formed.
From a technical perspective, if the price continues downward and breaks below 89K, the previously established upward pattern will fall back into a consolidation range, which should be noted carefully.
The current trading logic is very clear: target the previous high when going up, and set stop-loss at the current support when going down. Calculating this way, the risk-to-reward ratio is approximately 1:1, with similar magnitude on both sides. This kind of risk-reward game is still worth participating in.