2026-01-11 17:23:08

Recently, I have been researching a trading program for mainstream cryptocurrencies. The core logic is a 24-hour pinning long strategy. Currently, this plan supports three popular coins: BNB, SUI, and DOGE, and the performance has been quite good.

The whitelist already includes these, and testing for compatibility with other coins is ongoing. If you're interested in this strategy, you can learn more about the specific operation mechanism and risk control plan.

By the way, if you have other coins you'd like to add to this program, feel free to provide feedback directly. I am organizing the second batch of supported coins, and the testing order will be prioritized based on everyone's needs. Feel free to leave suggestions in the comments section~

BNB3,25%

SUI2,84%

DOGE6,09%

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RugpullTherapist

· 01-13 07:09

I've seen too many of these pin-in long tricks, how many of them can really make money? Running 24 hours sounds impressive, but what about risk control? BNB, SUI, DOGE have all been tested? Then try adding XRP. Does this whitelist still require a fee to join? The effect is "not bad," but what are the specific data? Show it to us. Honestly, I never touch this kind of algorithmic trading. Forget it, it's too complicated. It's more reliable to buy manually myself.

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ProposalDetective

· 01-11 17:52

Long position by inserting pins? Sounds like another new trick to cut the leeks. --- BNB, SUI, DOGE have all been tried, so how about ETH directly? --- What does it mean to gather the whitelist? Isn't this just a disguised way to cut in the people? --- What is the risk control plan? Just say it outright—can it run away? --- If it really worked, I would have been financially free long ago. Do I still need to ask others for tokens to test? --- DOGE like this can be longed, any logic works haha. --- Targeted long positions opened within 24 hours, that sounds a bit fierce.

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ser_aped.eth

· 01-11 17:30

Plugging in to go long? This tactic sounds familiar, are you monitoring 24/7 or is it an automated bot running? --- I've tried BNB, SUI, DOGE—are the results really stable, or do the backtest data look good? --- How is the threshold for the whitelist set? Do you need to stake anything? --- Adding DOGE is just crazy; can this coin's volatility really allow for stable profits? --- Can you talk about risk control? Where do you set the stop-loss points, and what's the maximum drawdown you can handle? --- Have you considered adding MEME coins? Although risky, they also present big opportunities. --- Getting liquidated from plugging in is common. How does your logic avoid having the stop-loss points swept? --- I feel these kinds of strategies are prone to failure; I've seen too many such projects in the last bull market. --- What do you think about the compatibility with ADA and SOL? When will support be available? --- Does collecting the whitelist mean the project is about to go live officially, or are there still improvements to be made?

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Anon4461

· 01-11 17:25

Pinning long positions sounds pretty exciting, but is this kind of strategy really stable when running 24/7? Just want to ask how the drawdown rate is; it sounds a bit risky. If SUI can run smoothly, it means the approach is fine. Looking forward to seeing the test data. Can DOGE, this volatility monster, handle it? Feels like it could easily get liquidated. How does your whitelist mechanism work? Do we still need to queue up for testing?

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