Those who shout their trading calls from the rooftops—do you dare give a stop-loss? Here’s mine.
TRX [SHORT] at the current price of 0.315900, with the stop-loss above.
My strategy: Short directly at the current price of 0.315900, with a stop-loss at 0.322990. If it moves above that, I’ll admit I was wrong.
· 0.3157 below is support, where buyers may step in; 0.3209 above is resistance, where selling pressure may kick in
· Reminder: 1H RSI is 22. The drop has been pretty sharp, so selling into the plunge could mean getting out at the bottom
How to trade (short):
· Entry: Short directly at the current price of 0.315870
· Stop: 0.322990 (accept a 2.3% loss; don’t hold and hope)
· Target: 0.294510 (first target; take half off when it gets there)
· Position size: Start with 1–2% of your capital to test the waters; don’t go all in
⚠️ 1H RSI is at 22, already oversold, and a rebound could come at any time. Enter with a small position and keep the stop tight.
(Win rates are based on historical data and aren’t guaranteed; if you follow the trade, always use a stop-loss and manage your position size.)
Writing out tonight’s trade in advance:
$TRX: Short at 0.3159, stop-loss at 0.3230, take half off at 0.3036, close the rest at 0.2854. The 20-day moving average at 0.3185 is already overhead. If the rebound can’t break through, the bears are in control. The short-term range is clear: support at 0.3157, resistance at 0.3209. Use resistance as your line in the sand when shorting.
24h volume: 6.1M. Volume is still there, which suggests the money hasn’t left.
I personally shorted once at the current price of 0.3159, with a stop-loss at 0.3230, using a small position to test the waters.
Take half off near 0.3157 first, then see whether the rest can break through. If it does, hold on to the rest.
24h: -1.3%.
Position check: The current price is 0.1% from support and 1.6% from resistance. There isn’t enough room here to justify the risk, so don’t enter yet—work out the risk-reward first, then decide how much to put on.
If it breaks below 0.3157, don’t rush to exit; 0.3123 is another level below.
If you disagree, come hash it out in the comments.
#TRX #Tron
【Live Market Scan · $TRX 】(1-hour primary trend + 4H filter)
4H trend: Strong bearish｜1-hour pattern: —
Bull/bear score: 8 points (bearish alignment +3 | MACD bearish +1 | below the zero line +1 | near EMA20 +1 | top reversal +2)
Current price 0.3159 Support 0.3157 / Resistance 0.3209
Conclusion: Bearish score is dominant (pattern not fully confirmed) → Maintain a bearish bias; consider waiting for a rebound to resistance before shorting
$TRX
TRX [SHORT] at the current price of 0.315900, with the stop-loss above.
My strategy: Short directly at the current price of 0.315900, with a stop-loss at 0.322990. If it moves above that, I’ll admit I was wrong.
· 0.3157 below is support, where buyers may step in; 0.3209 above is resistance, where selling pressure may kick in
· Reminder: 1H RSI is 22. The drop has been pretty sharp, so selling into the plunge could mean getting out at the bottom
How to trade (short):
· Entry: Short directly at the current price of 0.315870
· Stop: 0.322990 (accept a 2.3% loss; don’t hold and hope)
· Target: 0.294510 (first target; take half off when it gets there)
· Position size: Start with 1–2% of your capital to test the waters; don’t go all in
⚠️ 1H RSI is at 22, already oversold, and a rebound could come at any time. Enter with a small position and keep the stop tight.
(Win rates are based on historical data and aren’t guaranteed; if you follow the trade, always use a stop-loss and manage your position size.)
Writing out tonight’s trade in advance:
$TRX: Short at 0.3159, stop-loss at 0.3230, take half off at 0.3036, close the rest at 0.2854. The 20-day moving average at 0.3185 is already overhead. If the rebound can’t break through, the bears are in control. The short-term range is clear: support at 0.3157, resistance at 0.3209. Use resistance as your line in the sand when shorting.
24h volume: 6.1M. Volume is still there, which suggests the money hasn’t left.
I personally shorted once at the current price of 0.3159, with a stop-loss at 0.3230, using a small position to test the waters.
Take half off near 0.3157 first, then see whether the rest can break through. If it does, hold on to the rest.
24h: -1.3%.
Position check: The current price is 0.1% from support and 1.6% from resistance. There isn’t enough room here to justify the risk, so don’t enter yet—work out the risk-reward first, then decide how much to put on.
If it breaks below 0.3157, don’t rush to exit; 0.3123 is another level below.
If you disagree, come hash it out in the comments.
#TRX #Tron
【Live Market Scan · $TRX 】(1-hour primary trend + 4H filter)
4H trend: Strong bearish｜1-hour pattern: —
Bull/bear score: 8 points (bearish alignment +3 | MACD bearish +1 | below the zero line +1 | near EMA20 +1 | top reversal +2)
Current price 0.3159 Support 0.3157 / Resistance 0.3209
Conclusion: Bearish score is dominant (pattern not fully confirmed) → Maintain a bearish bias; consider waiting for a rebound to resistance before shorting
$TRX
