Simply put: quick in and out, discipline above all.
**Entry Position**
Enter within the 0.002995-0.002996 range, don't be greedy. After entering, the first target is 0.003015; once reached, cut your position in half. The next resistance is at 0.003020—sell another 30%. Finally, at 0.003040, exit completely.
Looking from the opposite side: 0.002980 is a warning zone. If volume breaks through this line, don't hesitate. The stop-loss is at 0.002920; if the 15-minute K-line breaks below and doesn't recover, exit immediately.
**How to Watch the Market**
Use 15-minute and 30-minute charts: - Bullish signals: When breaking through 0.003015, volume should increase by more than 30% compared to usual, short-term moving average (MA5) above the long-term MA10, RSI in the 50-70 range—this confirms it's not a bear trap. - Bearish signals: Divergence between price and volume, MA5 crossing below MA10, sudden surge in sell orders—immediately reduce or clear your position upon seeing these.
**Time Discipline (Most Important)**
Day 1: If within 6 hours you haven't broken through 0.003020, only keep 30% of your position. Day 3: Regardless of profit or loss, exit completely. Don't be greedy! Position control: Cap at 5% of total funds; even if anxious, don't exceed this.
This logic is: medium-short-term trend → clear entry and exit points → strict money management. To make steady profits, discipline must outweigh emotions.
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WhaleWatcher
· 16h ago
Discipline is easy to talk about, but actually implementing it depends on mental resilience.
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I’ve memorized the stop-loss dead line, just afraid I’ll forget it in a moment of excitement.
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Honestly, a 5% position cap is a bit conservative, but in this kind of market, you really have to play it this way.
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Once 0.002920 is broken, really don’t try to bottom fish; I learned my lesson the last time I did that.
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When MA5 crosses below MA10, it’s usually already too late; quick reaction is essential.
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Exiting all positions in 3 days is pretty extreme, but it really helps avoid a lot of trouble.
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The divergence between volume and price feels more accurate than anything else; next time, focus on this.
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If it doesn’t break through in 6 hours, clear your position. It sounds ruthless, but thinking about it, it’s actually right.
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AirdropHunter
· 01-10 23:20
There's nothing wrong with the discipline part; it's just that human nature is the concern. It all depends on how many people can truly stick to that line.
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MEVHunterNoLoss
· 01-10 23:13
It's the same old number game again, I'm tired of it. Discipline is easy to say, but execution is hell.
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mev_me_maybe
· 01-10 22:57
Discipline really hits the key point, but can the threshold of 0.003020 really be maintained? It feels like just empty talk.
#美国贸易赤字状况 $COMMON Short-term 3-Day Quick Trading Guide
Simply put: quick in and out, discipline above all.
**Entry Position**
Enter within the 0.002995-0.002996 range, don't be greedy. After entering, the first target is 0.003015; once reached, cut your position in half. The next resistance is at 0.003020—sell another 30%. Finally, at 0.003040, exit completely.
Looking from the opposite side: 0.002980 is a warning zone. If volume breaks through this line, don't hesitate. The stop-loss is at 0.002920; if the 15-minute K-line breaks below and doesn't recover, exit immediately.
**How to Watch the Market**
Use 15-minute and 30-minute charts:
- Bullish signals: When breaking through 0.003015, volume should increase by more than 30% compared to usual, short-term moving average (MA5) above the long-term MA10, RSI in the 50-70 range—this confirms it's not a bear trap.
- Bearish signals: Divergence between price and volume, MA5 crossing below MA10, sudden surge in sell orders—immediately reduce or clear your position upon seeing these.
**Time Discipline (Most Important)**
Day 1: If within 6 hours you haven't broken through 0.003020, only keep 30% of your position.
Day 3: Regardless of profit or loss, exit completely. Don't be greedy!
Position control: Cap at 5% of total funds; even if anxious, don't exceed this.
This logic is: medium-short-term trend → clear entry and exit points → strict money management. To make steady profits, discipline must outweigh emotions.