The recent LTC trend is worth paying attention to. It is recommended to initiate long positions around 78.8, with potential re-entry points near 77. A defensive position should be set at 72.5, which is the critical escape line. Gradual position reduction is a prudent approach, with a minimum profit target set at 1 dollar to keep risks manageable. For take-profit, the first target is at 80, and the second target aims for 82.
For DOGE, an ideal entry point for longs is around 0.13753, with re-entry considerations at 0.13. The defensive position is below 0.12. From a profit perspective, the initial target can achieve a 0.001 return. Further, the first target is set at 0.141, and the second target can be around 0.15.
The key to the strategy is that once the price rises back after re-adding positions, traders should promptly reduce positions in batches to lock in profits and avoid over-leveraging. For BTC and ETH, those already holding positions should continue to hold their core holdings, while those observing can place orders in advance at lower levels to wait for a pullback opportunity.
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AirdropHustler
· 17h ago
It's the same old story, adding to positions or reducing them, I'm hearing it so much my ears are getting calloused.
Why don't I believe these LTC numbers? Every time they say it's a steady profit, but what’s the result?
DOGE really dares to give, 0.15? I think it's doubtful.
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ChainWanderingPoet
· 01-12 01:55
Hey, wait a minute, can 72.5 really hold? Feels like this round is a bit fierce.
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MoneyBurner
· 01-12 01:55
72.5 is really the escape line? I feel like this number is a bit mystical haha
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HodlTheDoor
· 01-12 01:55
The target of 82 is a bit of a dream. Right now, the recent rebound of DOGE is still unpredictable. Can 72.5 really hold?
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DisillusiionOracle
· 01-12 01:46
78.8 into LTC, 72.5 exit, I know this logic well, it's the standard pattern of chasing gains and cutting losses again
DOGE 0.13753? Only those who want to scam my gains can be precise to this decimal, hilarious
Reducing positions in batches sounds easy to say, but in reality, it just lets you watch the price hit the daily limit and you can't escape
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0xSleepDeprived
· 01-12 01:31
Another set of precise numbers. Can they really be accurate this time? Haha
The recent LTC trend is worth paying attention to. It is recommended to initiate long positions around 78.8, with potential re-entry points near 77. A defensive position should be set at 72.5, which is the critical escape line. Gradual position reduction is a prudent approach, with a minimum profit target set at 1 dollar to keep risks manageable. For take-profit, the first target is at 80, and the second target aims for 82.
For DOGE, an ideal entry point for longs is around 0.13753, with re-entry considerations at 0.13. The defensive position is below 0.12. From a profit perspective, the initial target can achieve a 0.001 return. Further, the first target is set at 0.141, and the second target can be around 0.15.
The key to the strategy is that once the price rises back after re-adding positions, traders should promptly reduce positions in batches to lock in profits and avoid over-leveraging. For BTC and ETH, those already holding positions should continue to hold their core holdings, while those observing can place orders in advance at lower levels to wait for a pullback opportunity.