$NEAR Perform, but note the volumes.
Volumes are growing, so why is building a short position ladder with 10–15% steps the most correct solution?
Right now, every 50 cents of price movement is practically 10% of capitalization, and for a coin with a market cap of 5 billion, that’s a huge amount—it stretches the spring for a rapid drop similar to what we saw in January: -40% in a day.
This time, of course, it might not be 40%, but even a $1 move is 20% of the price—nothing at all for the crypto market.
So, for NEAR, a very realistic scenario is accumulating enough critical mass up to $5.5 per coin, followed by a sharp drop down to the $4 levels.
What to do with the profits accumulated on shorts?
Buy spot and gradually load it with SMBots using a small leverage of 2–3 for a long.
That is, short gradually by opening, and buying back the spot that we put to work with bots with 1–2% steps on the long—so the bot farms the coin itself.
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Volumes are growing, so why is building a short position ladder with 10–15% steps the most correct solution?
Right now, every 50 cents of price movement is practically 10% of capitalization, and for a coin with a market cap of 5 billion, that’s a huge amount—it stretches the spring for a rapid drop similar to what we saw in January: -40% in a day.
This time, of course, it might not be 40%, but even a $1 move is 20% of the price—nothing at all for the crypto market.
So, for NEAR, a very realistic scenario is accumulating enough critical mass up to $5.5 per coin, followed by a sharp drop down to the $4 levels.
What to do with the profits accumulated on shorts?
Buy spot and gradually load it with SMBots using a small leverage of 2–3 for a long.
That is, short gradually by opening, and buying back the spot that we put to work with bots with 1–2% steps on the long—so the bot farms the coin itself.
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