Recently, AT's trend has indeed maintained a clear bullish pattern, and the short-term bullish case remains quite strong.
Let's analyze it from a technical perspective. The current price is around 0.1866. I recommend building a position gradually, but there are a few prerequisites that must be met—namely, the price must stay above the 1-hour K-line support level at 0.1705, RSI should not break above 80 (this is crucial, as it can easily lead to a bearish divergence), and MACD must continue to signal bullish momentum. Only when these three conditions are met simultaneously is it a genuine entry opportunity.
How should the position be allocated? My suggestion is to be more conservative. The first step is to invest 30% of your crypto assets in the account to test the waters. If there is a pullback to around 0.1750 with support, you can add another 20%. But be careful—overall, your total position should not exceed 10% of your crypto assets, so you can sleep well at night.
Stop-loss and risk management should not be overlooked. Set a hard stop-loss at 0.1546; if this level is broken, exit immediately—there's no room for bargaining. However, once the price rises to 0.1950, you can proactively move the stop-loss up to 0.1800. This way, you can follow the trend and lock in some profits, allowing for both offensive and defensive moves.
Take profit in three stages: when the price hits 0.2000, take 50% off—don't be greedy; if it continues to break higher and reaches 0.2200, sell another 40%; finally, the remaining 10% can be managed with a trailing stop-loss, moving the stop to 0.1900. This approach allows participation in the latter part of the rebound while keeping risks under control.
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MindsetExpander
· 14h ago
Damn, the details are explained quite thoroughly, especially the point about not pushing RSI above 80.
But to be honest, is the support level at 0.1705 really reliable? The market has been a bit strange lately.
This position allocation is indeed stable, but it's a bit conservative.
Wait, make sure to pay close attention to the risk of top divergence, don't make profits only to lose later.
I agree with the tiered take-profit approach; greed really destroys people.
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TokenDustCollector
· 14h ago
0.1705 must not be broken, or else it's a deadlock. This wave of bulls definitely has some momentum.
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Web3ExplorerLin
· 14h ago
hypothesis: the way this trader compartmentalizes risk through those three stop-loss tiers... it's basically the oracle problem reimagined as portfolio management, ngl. bridging the gap between greed and survival instinct 🤔
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LiquidatedNotStirred
· 14h ago
Only when all three conditions are met will I dare to act; otherwise, it's just gambling.
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ImpermanentPhilosopher
· 14h ago
The details are well-controlled, but can the 0.1705 level really hold? It feels like the recent support levels are a bit weak.
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SilentObserver
· 14h ago
That's very detailed, but I'm a bit worried about the RSI being only 80; it's easy to get trapped.
Wait, can we really stabilize at 0.1705 now? Recent rebounds have been so fragile.
The three-tier profit-taking strategy is indeed professional, but I'm more afraid that it will fall back before reaching 0.2.
This risk control logic is good, but it depends on whether the market gives us this face.
To be honest, I agree with building positions in batches, but trying 30% still feels a bit aggressive.
Recently, AT's trend has indeed maintained a clear bullish pattern, and the short-term bullish case remains quite strong.
Let's analyze it from a technical perspective. The current price is around 0.1866. I recommend building a position gradually, but there are a few prerequisites that must be met—namely, the price must stay above the 1-hour K-line support level at 0.1705, RSI should not break above 80 (this is crucial, as it can easily lead to a bearish divergence), and MACD must continue to signal bullish momentum. Only when these three conditions are met simultaneously is it a genuine entry opportunity.
How should the position be allocated? My suggestion is to be more conservative. The first step is to invest 30% of your crypto assets in the account to test the waters. If there is a pullback to around 0.1750 with support, you can add another 20%. But be careful—overall, your total position should not exceed 10% of your crypto assets, so you can sleep well at night.
Stop-loss and risk management should not be overlooked. Set a hard stop-loss at 0.1546; if this level is broken, exit immediately—there's no room for bargaining. However, once the price rises to 0.1950, you can proactively move the stop-loss up to 0.1800. This way, you can follow the trend and lock in some profits, allowing for both offensive and defensive moves.
Take profit in three stages: when the price hits 0.2000, take 50% off—don't be greedy; if it continues to break higher and reaches 0.2200, sell another 40%; finally, the remaining 10% can be managed with a trailing stop-loss, moving the stop to 0.1900. This approach allows participation in the latter part of the rebound while keeping risks under control.