$UNI To everyone who went long at 9.1 and got stuck—how do you get out? The market makers’ dumping scheme is exposed. If you keep sitting on your hands, you really could end up wiped out!
UNI is now at 7.4. You chased a long at 9.1, and you’re now down nearly 20% on paper. Old Zhang knows how that feels. But I’m not here to comfort you today—I’m here to save you!
Why is it falling? On the macro front, the Fed’s FOMC minutes struck a hawkish tone, and the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield hit a 24-year high, sending money fleeing high-risk assets. UNI’s own situation is even worse: protocol fees plunged to 25 million in October, far below September’s 203 million. All the good news has been priced in.
The money flows are even more alarming: net outflows of 440 million over 15 days, with 230 million leaving in just 7 days. The market makers have tight control, but they’re short on cash, and concentration is as high as 74%. Technically, your 9.1 entry is right in the resistance zone formed by a bearish moving-average alignment, with sell orders all the way above.
What should you do if you’re stuck in a long position entered at $9?
1. If your long was entered at 9.1, decisively cut half your position if it rebounds to around 7.8–8.0. First, move your liquidation price below 8.5. You need to stay in the game to have a chance to recover.
2. If UNI keeps dropping and shows signs of stabilizing around 7.0 or even 6.7, use a small position with your remaining funds to buy back in and lower your average entry price. But remember—don’t enter without a strong bullish candle on high volume.
3. If you’re holding your core position no matter what, you must set a stop-loss at 6.5. If it breaks below that, the cycle thesis is invalidated. Admit you were wrong and get out—don’t fantasize about a V-shaped recovery.
One last thing, and it may sting: this isn’t the time to ask, “Can I get back to breakeven?” It’s time to ask, “Do I still have any bullets left?” Everyone’s position is different, and acting blindly will only get you blown out faster.
Come find Old Zhang in the chatroom below 👇. Bring a screenshot of your holdings and tell me how much risk you can tolerate, and I’ll put together a plan for you step by step! Remember, this market doesn’t feel sorry for people who rely on luck—it rewards people who take action.
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UNI is now at 7.4. You chased a long at 9.1, and you’re now down nearly 20% on paper. Old Zhang knows how that feels. But I’m not here to comfort you today—I’m here to save you!
Why is it falling? On the macro front, the Fed’s FOMC minutes struck a hawkish tone, and the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield hit a 24-year high, sending money fleeing high-risk assets. UNI’s own situation is even worse: protocol fees plunged to 25 million in October, far below September’s 203 million. All the good news has been priced in.
The money flows are even more alarming: net outflows of 440 million over 15 days, with 230 million leaving in just 7 days. The market makers have tight control, but they’re short on cash, and concentration is as high as 74%. Technically, your 9.1 entry is right in the resistance zone formed by a bearish moving-average alignment, with sell orders all the way above.
What should you do if you’re stuck in a long position entered at $9?
1. If your long was entered at 9.1, decisively cut half your position if it rebounds to around 7.8–8.0. First, move your liquidation price below 8.5. You need to stay in the game to have a chance to recover.
2. If UNI keeps dropping and shows signs of stabilizing around 7.0 or even 6.7, use a small position with your remaining funds to buy back in and lower your average entry price. But remember—don’t enter without a strong bullish candle on high volume.
3. If you’re holding your core position no matter what, you must set a stop-loss at 6.5. If it breaks below that, the cycle thesis is invalidated. Admit you were wrong and get out—don’t fantasize about a V-shaped recovery.
One last thing, and it may sting: this isn’t the time to ask, “Can I get back to breakeven?” It’s time to ask, “Do I still have any bullets left?” Everyone’s position is different, and acting blindly will only get you blown out faster.
Come find Old Zhang in the chatroom below 👇. Bring a screenshot of your holdings and tell me how much risk you can tolerate, and I’ll put together a plan for you step by step! Remember, this market doesn’t feel sorry for people who rely on luck—it rewards people who take action.
#比特币重复使用地址持有433万枚BTC #美参议员调查CantorFitzgerald与Tether关系
$ZEC $SOL