First, let's talk about the background: looking at the daily chart, the price has finally climbed out of the downward channel and is beginning to test the moving average resistance levels. This is the time to keep a close eye on it.
Entry timing: Wait for it to break through the key boundary line, then don't rush to chase, but wait for a pullback confirmation. Right-side trading means it's better to earn a bit less for certainty.
Take profit logic: Set a reasonable risk-reward ratio, and target the previous high position of a larger cycle. Exit directly when reached, do not be greedy.
The technical aspects have all been addressed; what remains is to execute the discipline.
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BridgeJumper
· 6h ago
The step of confirming the pullback is indeed harsh, and many people have perished in the rush to chase.
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OffchainOracle
· 11-30 13:13
The key step is to confirm the pullback; I lost money because I greedily chased the price.
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GasFeePhobia
· 11-29 02:40
The retracement confirmation here is absolutely perfect, much more reliable than those guys who go full position on just one candlestick.
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GasFeeBeggar
· 11-29 02:38
The pullback confirmation is truly amazing; I'm just afraid of being impulsive and chasing the price.
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retroactive_airdrop
· 11-29 02:35
Only chase after confirming a retracement; that's what a professional looks like, unlike me, who just follows the trend as soon as I see a rise.
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AirdropNinja
· 11-29 02:34
I almost chased in during that pullback confirmation, but luckily I didn't act impulsively. Watching you operate like this is definitely much more stable.
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SleepyArbCat
· 11-29 02:33
Ah... it's that textbook-style right-side trading again, looks nice but can it really be executed... Speaking of which, I always oversleep on this step of confirming the pullback.
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HodlVeteran
· 11-29 02:11
This guy is right, you should enter a position only after a pullback confirmation. I was Tied Up back in the day because I chased the price. Looking at this now, this trick is the work of an experienced driver.
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First, let's talk about the background: looking at the daily chart, the price has finally climbed out of the downward channel and is beginning to test the moving average resistance levels. This is the time to keep a close eye on it.
Entry timing: Wait for it to break through the key boundary line, then don't rush to chase, but wait for a pullback confirmation. Right-side trading means it's better to earn a bit less for certainty.
Take profit logic: Set a reasonable risk-reward ratio, and target the previous high position of a larger cycle. Exit directly when reached, do not be greedy.
The technical aspects have all been addressed; what remains is to execute the discipline.