#数字货币市场洞察 A couple of days ago, I caught a nice short opportunity—$XNY , this AI computing power concept token.
I saw it suddenly spike violently, so I immediately reversed and went short. With $700 in principal, I ended up making nearly 10x.
Why did I dare to do this? The logic was actually very clear:
First, XNY had already pumped way too hard in the earlier phase. This kind of vertical surge is usually the result of concentrated speculation by funds; once enough profit has accumulated, a dump is inevitable.
More importantly, the trading volume. I watched it for several days and noticed the volume kept shrinking—this means no one was willing to buy anymore. Once sentiment breaks down, bearish forces quickly take over, and the price is bound to fall rapidly.
Sure enough, not long after I went short, the price started plunging.
This trade taught me something: The market is never short on opportunities—what’s lacking is the ability to observe the details in the price action and the decisiveness to execute. Flash spikes come and go fast, and if you catch them, it’s real profits.
Today, I’m continuing to watch a few assets: TAKE, PIPPIN, BEAT, USTC, MOODENG, and H, to see if there are similar structural opportunities.
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MerkleMaid
· 12-09 03:29
Turn 700U into 10x? Bro, your luck is insane—I need to learn your chart-watching skills.
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The shrinking volume is indeed remarkable; most people just miss out on these details.
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That wick was definitely a trap, but not many people dare to flip short in that situation.
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I'm watching TAKE too, feels like it's got something going on.
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You're absolutely right—execution is more important than picking coins. Many people just get stuck hesitating.
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I actually missed out on this XNY move—kinda regret it.
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Declining volume is a signal, how do people keep missing it?
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What's MOODENG up to lately among those last few tickers?
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These structural opportunities are really hard to come by—you need patience to watch the charts.
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10x gains are truly wild, but next time don't go so hard, bro.
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AlphaLeaker
· 12-08 23:00
700U turned 10x? Bro, that's some serious move. Using volume contraction is really brilliant.
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ForeverBuyingDips
· 12-08 08:31
700U turns 10x? Damn, that's some incredible luck. I need to learn your market-watching skills.
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TokenomicsDetective
· 12-08 08:31
10x? This move is absolutely insane. I’ve been using the volume contraction indicator for a while now.
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But XNY’s kind of wick—I’ve seen too many of these retail trap routines, haha.
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Wait, can you really get 10x with 700U? Feels a bit risky to me.
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I’m watching MOODENG too, but it doesn’t seem as aggressive as XNY.
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Honestly, you need a really strong mindset to go against the trend like this. I still have a lot to learn.
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Opening a short right after volume contraction—solid logic, that’s some crazy profit.
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Just worried the dump could happen too fast to react.
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How are TAKE and BEAT doing lately? Any similar patterns?
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700U to 7000U, I’m jealous. When will I be this precise?
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Your chart reading skills are really on another level. I need to study this approach more.
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TokenomicsTherapist
· 12-08 08:27
700U turned 10x, that luck is just unbelievable, I could never pull that off.
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memecoin_therapy
· 12-08 08:15
This guy made 10x on 700U, that's pretty ruthless... Let's just watch.
#数字货币市场洞察 A couple of days ago, I caught a nice short opportunity—$XNY , this AI computing power concept token.
I saw it suddenly spike violently, so I immediately reversed and went short. With $700 in principal, I ended up making nearly 10x.
Why did I dare to do this? The logic was actually very clear:
First, XNY had already pumped way too hard in the earlier phase. This kind of vertical surge is usually the result of concentrated speculation by funds; once enough profit has accumulated, a dump is inevitable.
More importantly, the trading volume. I watched it for several days and noticed the volume kept shrinking—this means no one was willing to buy anymore. Once sentiment breaks down, bearish forces quickly take over, and the price is bound to fall rapidly.
Sure enough, not long after I went short, the price started plunging.
This trade taught me something: The market is never short on opportunities—what’s lacking is the ability to observe the details in the price action and the decisiveness to execute. Flash spikes come and go fast, and if you catch them, it’s real profits.
Today, I’m continuing to watch a few assets: TAKE, PIPPIN, BEAT, USTC, MOODENG, and H, to see if there are similar structural opportunities.