Major moves just hit the market—TAO, RENDER, and FET all breaking through resistance. Timing's everything when momentum kicks in like this.
The key play here: ride the dynamics, but keep your stops tight. Move those stops to breakeven once you catch the initial move. That's how you lock in upside without sweating the noise.
These three are showing real conviction on the charts right now. Whether you're already positioned or watching for entry, respect the risk management—that's what separates recoveries from regrets.
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GasFeeTears
· 20h ago
Setting the stop-loss to breakeven is really the ultimate move, but looking at TAO's trend, it's a bit uncertain...
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ChainWanderingPoet
· 01-11 17:01
Stop-loss settings are truly more important than entry points. I've seen too many people get greedy and end up back to square one.
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JustHodlIt
· 01-11 17:01
Set the stop-loss at the breakeven point—this move is truly unbeatable.
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gas_fee_therapist
· 01-11 16:56
Setting a stop-loss to break even is really a lifesaver; otherwise, a single reversal can wipe everything out.
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MEVSandwich
· 01-11 16:40
Breakouts require decisiveness, but I usually don't chase these quick breakthroughs as they are easy to get cut.
Major moves just hit the market—TAO, RENDER, and FET all breaking through resistance. Timing's everything when momentum kicks in like this.
The key play here: ride the dynamics, but keep your stops tight. Move those stops to breakeven once you catch the initial move. That's how you lock in upside without sweating the noise.
These three are showing real conviction on the charts right now. Whether you're already positioned or watching for entry, respect the risk management—that's what separates recoveries from regrets.