Patrick-妖币大统领

Keep taking it, see what the pros do later. $AIN Next position 0.071, Air Force, good luck to yourselves #AIN

$AIN In the morning there was a major mistake. This morning, a big bullish candle violently surged, and the trading volume expanded to around $10 million within one minute. You can imagine that a large number of short sellers were liquidated.
If you saw this line, what would be your first reaction?
Definitely to open a short.
Because this kind of aggressive short-squeeze rally will, within a short time, definitely pull back. How much it pulls back depends on the market maker’s mood—whether one wave is already finished, or whether it continues to grind like it’s doing now.

I saw this big bullish candle about 2 minutes later, but I didn’t look at the volume of the candle. If I had, I’d question whether I would dare to open a $10,000 short position immediately. Then the return over 30 minutes would be 30%.

This type of topping attempt (and it’s definitely the top) has a very high probability of success; opening a short is not recommended in other situations.

I watched for a while and found that the OI didn’t drop much, all data was normal, the market maker was still there, so I added to the position.

Let me do a quick review here.

$KOMA currently OI is slowly accumulating, a wave from a month ago might not have finished running yet. Bought a long position with $1000 to bet on a lottery. #KOMA

Opened a position with multiple long orders totaling $BTW , the logic is as follows:
1. Although the OI has dropped a lot, it hasn't broken below the ~0.8 level that it repeatedly pulled back and forth around before
2. The market maker's spread is too big—there aren't enough retail traders to fill it, so they need to go sideways to attract retail traders to get on board

From here, it’s all about moving fast—moving slowly is just being the cannon fodder

$AIN In the morning there was a major mistake. This morning, a big bullish candle violently surged, and the trading volume expanded to around $10 million within one minute. You can imagine that a large number of short sellers were liquidated.
If you saw this line, what would be your first reaction?
Definitely to open a short.
Because this kind of aggressive short-squeeze rally will, within a short time, definitely pull back. How much it pulls back depends on the market maker’s mood—whether one wave is already finished, or whether it continues to grind like it’s doing now.

I saw this big bullish candle about 2 minutes later, but I didn’t look at the volume of the candle. If I had, I’d question whether I would dare to open a $10,000 short position immediately. Then the return over 30 minutes would be 30%.

This type of topping attempt (and it’s definitely the top) has a very high probability of success; opening a short is not recommended in other situations.

I watched for a while and found that the OI didn’t drop much, all data was normal, the market maker was still there, so I added to the position.

Let me do a quick review here.

There’s a big brother behind $AIN . It used to sell nodes and rode Alpha’s momentum onto a contract. About half a month ago it rose to 0.2, then they poured in 10x. The bottom has been collecting some positions, and today it started pumping. My feeling about this coin is: don’t get into a prolonged fight—shoot once and run.

Woke up late and found the lobster is up to its usual shenanigans again.

I checked the OI—there was a big increase last night, and on Twitter, some KOLs are calling it out.

No matter what the dealer’s intentions are, after looking at the candlestick chart, I decided to go in long first to make some meal money.

Remember: there’s no such thing as a random pump, and no such thing as a random dump.

For short-term trading, it’s all about moving with the trend—dance with the dealer, fire a shot, and then run.

$OPN is a fortunate one of the era and a cast-off of BNB. Before the BNB ecosystem had its own direct, in-house predictive market setup, $OPN was temporarily pushed onto Binance spot as a front. After that, BNB kept looking down on it all the way, and the team, too, gave up and let things go. I believe its founder, Forrest (Forest Ge), still intended to do something—but due to the larger environment and issues with circumstances, he simply couldn’t continue.

So the question is: today, $OPN will carry out a large unlock, with an expected 3.04% of the tokens becoming available; meanwhile, it already pulled a big move yesterday.

Given its past performance, you smart ones should know what to do, right?

$龙虾 That dog’s trading methods are disgusting. No vision at all—once it makes money it doesn’t even get out; it goes full TM and spits it all back out with interest, back to square one.