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After the counterfeit coin hits a new high, I will pay special attention from then on. After a new high, there’s no trapped-coin supply above, and there’s no pressure level; everything depends on the actions of the main players and the market sentiment they stir up. During that process, you may get beaten repeatedly—no matter whether you bet on larger timeframes or do short trades with a high risk-reward ratio, the losses can be significant.
After the new high, they keep shorting continuously. Big capital openly declares the short; they may lose over a million dollars at the drop of a hat. That could be hedging, or arbitrage. It could also be some “dog trader” operation. They will never show you their profits. This is what they call “building momentum.” Grassroots traders love seeing huge losses. In reality, it’s just a player (a syndicate) that’s been running the show; once they’ve harvested you, you still go and lick the wounds. There’s nothing you can really do about that.
In short, after a new high, trying to short at the top doesn’t really make sense. LAB.aia.coai.myx.rave—those that aren’t making a new high are still basically surging higher all the way with almost no chance for you to get on board. Once you get scared of heights, a squeeze happens, then it’s a straight run of shorting and getting hit the whole way.
I remember there’s a game between the syndicate and the idle side called “The Dragon-Slayer Boy,” right? After ten rounds of the syndicate, the Dragon-Slayer Boy appears and keeps buying the idle side with increasing bets.
When you encounter a “long dragon,” you shouldn’t buy by following the trend. Buying by following loses you once. But if you buy against the trend, there’s no floor…
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After a fake breakout to a new high, you just buy in directly. Either it’s at the top of the mountain, or at the bottom—betting ten times might only get it right once. Getting it right is offset by countless times of short-term swings where you come up short. All the “100x coin” stories are about endless new highs after a new high. During that period there are scam “get laid” (骗炮) behaviors—there’s no avoiding it.
For csy0.5, after the new high it’s more or less doubled. Now when it retraces to 0.5, just look for an opportunity to keep hitting in. Bet on continued new highs—why not? Above there’s no pressure level and no trapped holders. It comes down to whether the main force is willing to pull up and whether market sentiment has been stoked enough.
As for on: a few days ago 0.2 kept saying that as long as it doesn’t break, you just hold it. Yesterday it retraced to 0.24, and today it shot up again. After a new high, where are you going to find a pressure level? What charts and “chicken feather” moving averages and technical indicators are you looking at? Does this stuff even matter? For altcoins, those indicators are only a simple reference—after a new high, where are the indicators supposed to come from? The only useful reference is the integer levels, and integer levels are—basically—the pressure levels 😯
Altcoins are basically betting on demon coins (妖币). When demon coins appear, the moving averages and technical indicators can’t keep up. When there’s a short-squeeze style rally, all those upward spikes are due to losses for the shorts’ stop-losses or liquidation/breaking accounts. You’re betting on altcoins’ upside vs downside, betting on market sentiment, betting on the dog-brain (狗庄) marketing, betting that the project team cooperates with the dog-brain to release good news, and betting on endless new highs after the new high.
This kind of market for altcoins isn’t suitable for deploying tens of thousands of dollars, so go ahead and post your altcoin exposure—turning temporary profit into a figure of over a million dollars, then think it through yourself: overall, some people love to watch, and some people just love to “send heads” from far away. When you’re worshiping ancestors, you wouldn’t dare burn that much, would you? Try it another day—if you have a 10 million unit position at 100 face value, you’ll see whether it’s worth pushing/dragging the car—see how many hours you want to burn. Hahaha.
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Shitcoin only goes long, not short. Going long is at most double; going short is a waste of your life. Shorting is easy to profit from—you can even make money every day. But if you run into a “weird coin” (a breakout/rogue one), it’s basically game over……
Let me give an example: if HEI is bought at 0.1 for $1,000 and it ends up at zero, you lose $1,000. If you go long $1,000 at 0.1 and it reaches 0.5, you’d make $5,000. Long profits have no upper limit, while short profits are limited.
When the heat comes for shitcoins, a few “weird coins” will always appear. In crypto, for a loser to rise and turn things around isn’t impossible—after all, there are far more people shorting in crypto than in any other market. Everyone knows shitcoins ultimately go to zero. In theory, as long as you have enough capital, you could short to go long forever and profit endlessly. But you and I are just regular losers—where would we get infinite ammo?
Most shitcoins have a market maker (a big player) hidden inside. You just need to observe the position size—that’s it. For a small-cap shitcoin contract “shell,” its rough size might be about $5 million. That’s why many shitcoins, as long as they haven’t been delisted, will usually buy around $5 million worth.
With a $5 million market cap, with no hype and no liquidity, why does the position hold two to three million dollars—and why is it two-way (long and short) balanced with the market cap? You tell me: would there be a market maker in a shitcoin like that?
For this kind of shitcoin, you just need to set up a position early: put in $1,000. Your cost is lower than the market maker’s. Your advantage is you can enter and exit quickly—if the market maker wants to leave, they can’t. The ship is too big to turn quickly. If it keeps dropping, the market maker loses more than you, so it’s not like the road is uneven.
In short, to rise and turn things around: in the early stage, you do longs, and only short-term shorting can make money. If you encounter a weird coin, then just sleep it off—shorting is a waste of your life.
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It's fine, but you still have to get out and wander around more—there are a lot of people along the river, it's really cool, and the best part is you can grab a few beers. And there are seriously lots of girls.
$BICO take a look, the volume and price are moving in sync and that looks pretty good. Build a position at 0.016, set the stop loss at 0.014, and set the take profit at 0.018 and 0.02. Take one position and see how it goes; get in first and analyze later if you get stuck holding it. Be sure to set your stop loss.