$BTR enter, remove, then get back 400$ and still lose another 2k. This one is the best scammer, so everyone should just skip it. If there’s still a short, it’ll keep getting pulled up
$ENA Missed the train already, maybe he’s just about to jump off the train 🥹 If the train runs in the opposite direction, we should slow down and get off at the station first, guys 😂
$ONG Team MM rushes in to collect shorts, then pulls them back up to trap the short positions. If volume is even higher, the short seller is determined to get paid enough. Holding on while paying funding$BTW
$CYS Play trash coin, the more liquidity the SHORT above, the easier it is to get pushed. Don’t think “it went up high and will crash”—when whales come in, the little fry die before they even know it. If the coin is high-risk, think it through carefully. If you still have capital, there’s still a chance; if you run out of money and end up in debt, then there’s only one way left—selling the house 😅😂 I’m playing the mini style so it’s easier to sleep
$AKE Maybe many people have lost at $AKE I also got hit SL 2 times; each time I entered with 3% of the capital. This one has a very large range—when volume jumps in, it can be pushed back very quickly. Where you lose doesn’t necessarily mean you need to recover there. If there’s no good setup, skip it—protect your capital first.
$AKE This kind of trade has to wait for the SHORTs to be swept clean until most capital is gone, and almost everything gets liquidated. Only then, when you look at the chart and realize that being SHORT is scary, will big orders be too afraid to hit—only a few odd coins will be used to probe… at that point, maybe the market-maker will finally let it collapse. Otherwise, the more people hold SHORT, the more liquidity it has so it can keep pulling up. AKE won’t be short of people who want to short—as long as the guys still have money and still have the nerve to press SHORT, it still has a reason to keep running. 🩸🔥
$AKE If this pair coordinates, one one pulls and the other pulls along too—$ACE . Carrying out both commands at the same time. What’s the difference from gathering risk into one place? “2 combined into 1”—if you’re not careful, it might end up as “one shot wipes out the account.”