$SPCX Shorting
【Binance Will Adjust Minimum Price Precision for Some Spot Trading Pairs on September 23, 2026】
On September 23, 2026 at 13:00 (UTC+8), Binance will adjust the minimum price precision (tick size) for multiple spot trading pairs, including APT/eur, APT/FDUSD, APT/jpy, APT/try, APT/USDC, APT/USDT, and others. This adjustment will not affect spot trading or other functions. API users can obtain the latest tick size via get/api/v3/exchangeinfo. Orders placed before the update will be matched according to the original tick size. Users should adjust their trading robots...
Macroeconomic uncertainty factors have not been fully digested, and market expectations for the future policy path remain divided. As one of the core assets in the crypto market, SPCX faces valuation pressure in the short term, and the medium-to-short-term bearish setup has not changed.
From a liquidity perspective, after the news is implemented, uncertainty increases. In the short term, funds tend to take profits and stand by. SPCX’s technical chart has already shown lagging/consolidation signals. Combined with the news-driven disturbance, the probability of a pullback is rising.
Entry: 144.4-146.1
Take profit: 143.6
Stop loss: 150.2
The one thing to stay careful about is that it’s still in an upward channel on the 4-hour timeframe. So I call this trade “shorting a pullback,” not a “trend short.” When it hits the take-profit level, I run. Until the higher-level trend reverses, all shorts are pullbacks—don’t get stubborn.
In the previous rallies that bounced up near 146.5, they were hammered down again, and this time will be no exception. After the pressure level has been repeatedly validated, it’s more reliable. I’m not trying to sell at the very top. Shorting around 145.2 after the pressure confirmation may net a few fewer points, but the win rate is much higher—worth it.
At 143.6, it’s the lower boundary of a previously high-activity trading zone where chips are most heavily accumulated, providing the strongest support. The first time it reaches there, it will likely see some back-and-forth. I don’t expect it to hit the target in one go. When it gets there, I reduce position first, then wait for the rebound confirmation before deciding whether to short again. Timing is more important than direction.
Someone says stop loss is set for the main players to see, and they will watch for your stop-loss sweep. That’s true to a point. But you can’t throw caution out the window. Setting the stop loss at 150.2 is placed above a dense pressure zone. For the main players to sweep this far, it would cost them a lot—too expensive—so it’s relatively safer.
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【Binance Will Adjust Minimum Price Precision for Some Spot Trading Pairs on September 23, 2026】
On September 23, 2026 at 13:00 (UTC+8), Binance will adjust the minimum price precision (tick size) for multiple spot trading pairs, including APT/eur, APT/FDUSD, APT/jpy, APT/try, APT/USDC, APT/USDT, and others. This adjustment will not affect spot trading or other functions. API users can obtain the latest tick size via get/api/v3/exchangeinfo. Orders placed before the update will be matched according to the original tick size. Users should adjust their trading robots...
Macroeconomic uncertainty factors have not been fully digested, and market expectations for the future policy path remain divided. As one of the core assets in the crypto market, SPCX faces valuation pressure in the short term, and the medium-to-short-term bearish setup has not changed.
From a liquidity perspective, after the news is implemented, uncertainty increases. In the short term, funds tend to take profits and stand by. SPCX’s technical chart has already shown lagging/consolidation signals. Combined with the news-driven disturbance, the probability of a pullback is rising.
Entry: 144.4-146.1
Take profit: 143.6
Stop loss: 150.2
The one thing to stay careful about is that it’s still in an upward channel on the 4-hour timeframe. So I call this trade “shorting a pullback,” not a “trend short.” When it hits the take-profit level, I run. Until the higher-level trend reverses, all shorts are pullbacks—don’t get stubborn.
In the previous rallies that bounced up near 146.5, they were hammered down again, and this time will be no exception. After the pressure level has been repeatedly validated, it’s more reliable. I’m not trying to sell at the very top. Shorting around 145.2 after the pressure confirmation may net a few fewer points, but the win rate is much higher—worth it.
At 143.6, it’s the lower boundary of a previously high-activity trading zone where chips are most heavily accumulated, providing the strongest support. The first time it reaches there, it will likely see some back-and-forth. I don’t expect it to hit the target in one go. When it gets there, I reduce position first, then wait for the rebound confirmation before deciding whether to short again. Timing is more important than direction.
Someone says stop loss is set for the main players to see, and they will watch for your stop-loss sweep. That’s true to a point. But you can’t throw caution out the window. Setting the stop loss at 150.2 is placed above a dense pressure zone. For the main players to sweep this far, it would cost them a lot—too expensive—so it’s relatively safer.
🔴Click here to open the order 👉👉👉 $SPCX