Encryption | Slow Bull Tracking | September 28
I checked the slow-bull leaderboard—these ones really do have something… but don’t blindly rush in. I’ve already taken a loss.
First, the SEI score is 79. With 24h progress, it has ground up 67%. The higher_lows=2 means the bottom is truly lifting. A fee rate of 0.0001 indicates the bulls aren’t rushing—this is what a healthy slow bull looks like. PENGU is also very steady: a 43% rise with only a 3.7% pullback. The long/short ratio at 60% pushes it up steadily, not violently—batch-buying small positions is doable.
But for DASH, I suggest taking partial profits first. It’s up 30%—and it’s still grinding happily. Then the funding_rate has spiked to 0.0001, meaning longs are getting too crowded, and that’s when black swan risk increases. For TUT, a small coin with a 36% surge and a not-heavy position, you can hold—but if it breaks down, you need to run.
Lesson: the biggest danger for slow bulls is greed. Last year, I watched a slow-bull coin keep going up, up, up without exiting. In the end, the whole move was given back with a single needle-like reversal. Remember: slow bulls are meant to be taken profits from, not to be held like a fortress.
Did you get some meat this week? Drop your results in the comments.
I checked the slow-bull leaderboard—these ones really do have something… but don’t blindly rush in. I’ve already taken a loss.
First, the SEI score is 79. With 24h progress, it has ground up 67%. The higher_lows=2 means the bottom is truly lifting. A fee rate of 0.0001 indicates the bulls aren’t rushing—this is what a healthy slow bull looks like. PENGU is also very steady: a 43% rise with only a 3.7% pullback. The long/short ratio at 60% pushes it up steadily, not violently—batch-buying small positions is doable.
But for DASH, I suggest taking partial profits first. It’s up 30%—and it’s still grinding happily. Then the funding_rate has spiked to 0.0001, meaning longs are getting too crowded, and that’s when black swan risk increases. For TUT, a small coin with a 36% surge and a not-heavy position, you can hold—but if it breaks down, you need to run.
Lesson: the biggest danger for slow bulls is greed. Last year, I watched a slow-bull coin keep going up, up, up without exiting. In the end, the whole move was given back with a single needle-like reversal. Remember: slow bulls are meant to be taken profits from, not to be held like a fortress.
Did you get some meat this week? Drop your results in the comments.