Yesterday I took a tumble on the TRADOOR asset. 230U evaporated directly, which accounts for one fifth of my total Position. To be honest, I was indeed a bit get carried away at that time.
The trend of this thing is completely unpredictable. Technical indicators? They are a joke in front of it. Three times in a row, long and short positions took turns, and all positions were blown up. In this extreme market situation, I instead figured out the tactics of the main force - they are just repeatedly harvesting emotional orders.
After understanding this point, I adjusted my strategy. This time I didn't pay attention to those flashy lines, but directly focused on the capital flow and position changes. In the end, not only did I recover my losses, but I also made a small profit.
I've never encountered this kind of trading strategy before. However, there is an old saying that goes: things don't happen more than three times. The market will teach you lessons in various ways; the key is whether you can extract logic from the losses.
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GasWhisperer
· 1h ago
mempool don't lie but tradoor's order flow... that's a different beast entirely. 230u gone just like that? ngl the irony is thick—you were chasing indicators while the real alpha was buried in those wallet movements all along. that's the thing tho, sometimes you gotta get liquidated to actually *see* the structure. respect the grind back tho 🔍
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GasFeeSobber
· 11-29 21:51
230U just disappeared like that, it really feels hopeless, but the original poster later took the opposite position and made a profit, which is bull. What I fear the most are these coins that market makers repeatedly play people for suckers, with technical indicators being meaningless.
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RooftopVIP
· 11-29 21:42
230 bucks just disappeared, this thing is really amazing, luckily I realized it later
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The market maker's trap is still the same, it just depends on whether you can see through it or not
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The saying 'once is happenstance, twice is coincidence, three times is enemy action' is really profound, the market will indeed teach people how to behave, it’s tough, but if you learn something, it’s a gain
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I have also followed this TRADOOR token, it really can blow people up easily, it needs to rely on the capital side to work
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Extracting logic from losses sounds easy, but it's a nightmare to actually do
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Surviving three consecutive explosions is already considered tough
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Focusing on capital flows is indeed much more reliable than watching Candlestick charts, realizing this is worth it
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230U has come back, this mentality is still okay
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Most people will never see through the market maker's emotional harvesting
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Technical indicators are indeed a joke in extreme market conditions, the cost of this experience is bloody
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RatioHunter
· 11-29 21:30
230U is gone but can still get back up, what a strong mentality... If it were me, I would have gone to eat dirt long ago.
Yesterday I took a tumble on the TRADOOR asset. 230U evaporated directly, which accounts for one fifth of my total Position. To be honest, I was indeed a bit get carried away at that time.
The trend of this thing is completely unpredictable. Technical indicators? They are a joke in front of it. Three times in a row, long and short positions took turns, and all positions were blown up. In this extreme market situation, I instead figured out the tactics of the main force - they are just repeatedly harvesting emotional orders.
After understanding this point, I adjusted my strategy. This time I didn't pay attention to those flashy lines, but directly focused on the capital flow and position changes. In the end, not only did I recover my losses, but I also made a small profit.
I've never encountered this kind of trading strategy before. However, there is an old saying that goes: things don't happen more than three times. The market will teach you lessons in various ways; the key is whether you can extract logic from the losses.