Don't trust those people shilling tokens on the plaza. Remember: if you haven't lost money, you're already way ahead. A few days ago, I saw people shilling some tokens and bought a little in my wallet. That same day, I lost half my money. The more you buy, the more they dump. Ha, they lure people in just to fleece them. The people behind these Chinese tokens have no vision at all. Later, I swapped into a few more, and sure enough, within minutes of buying, their value was cut in half. I also tried swapping into some other popular English-language coins—two different ones—and neither ripped people off and wiped them out like this. From now on, let's just treat Chinese meme coins as a joke. Every day, a bunch of shills on the plaza tell people to hold long-term and have vision. Turns out they're just tricking people into buying so they can cash out. They cut our money in half to “open the minds” of us suckers, so you can suck us dry.
Some KOLs shout about random altcoins on the public square every day—are they paid shills? Their actual trading is shit; all they know is recruiting partners to earn commissions. They’re parasites.
AKE really shouldn’t be entered. It wicked down to 0.375, which was my original stop-loss price. Luckily, I had a bad feeling and canceled it early, then moved it lower. The first time I got stopped out was really unfair. I’d started depositing a few minutes beforehand, but the first USDT seller didn’t reply after a few minutes, so I canceled and found another one. I waited a while, set my stop loss, and got stopped out. They replied afterward, so I left them a good review, and only then did they release the coins.
After that, I could only open another position and sit on it all night. It finally climbed back to around 0.0041. I was thinking of waiting to see if it would go up a bit more, but I’d already set a stop loss. If it had hit that price, I should’ve had 140 USDT, but one wick wiped out 40 USDT, so I only got 100 back. AKE is so damn frustrating. #AKE ran off. This trash coin—I should’ve just kept waiting on ENA instead. Ugh.
Didn’t expect it, huh—buying and selling the same coin two days apart ended up almost the same result, hahaha 1169 Today’s 1169 is quite watered down; after they sent over five hundred up front, it didn’t even manage to break 0.22, so they just closed it out right away
Recharged continuously 5,000, but in the end the only remaining loss turned out to be just 1,200 in front. After that, I also bought other things, but they weren’t great, so I just kept watching. I saw it drop to 0.203 several times but couldn’t go below that, so I got back on. I saw on the square people saying they’d seen 0.25, but now I’m back to break-even. My entry price is also very good, but my main goal is still to get back to break-even, so I decided to take profit and cut losses decisively. In the earlier posts, I sold at 0.213 to 0.226. Later, it went as high as 0.229, then fell to around today’s low of 0.203. This time I bought at multiple prices that were very good, and I’m also quite bullish on it. But the fluctuations—up and down and then consolidating—make me not want to wait anymore. If it doesn’t perform, then it’s just data forever. Only when it’s in my hands is it truly mine.
It kept ranging sideways all last night. I thought it would break up to 0.21 and then keep going long, but the swings were too big—then it all disappeared. After that, at a low price of 0.203–0.204, I bought again. I also observed for a bit to see if it would drop below 0.2, but it couldn’t get below 0.203, so I felt reassured.
The day it surged hard with “br”, I didn’t catch the timing—I kept chasing take-profit, kept buying and changing strategies. After it pulled back, I stopped paying attention. It wasn’t that aggressive after all; maybe 1,000 USDT is waiting for me. After it surged to over 1 USDT, it kept moving up and down, consolidating and “sending” for a while. Back then, at the low around the 1.0s, I had no ammo left, so it became active and pushed up to 1.4. Otherwise, I could’ve eaten some more.
The entry point in PTB is relatively good—dragged it to 0.001 but didn’t sell. As a result, at that time, after AKE’s orders went on the vehicle, some of the green orders were sold. I’m still bullish on this coin. Originally I planned to see it reach the 0.002 level, but AKE’s sudden crash blew up everything.
Early morning: bought at 0.052 and it was going fine, pulled up to around 0.067—then suddenly it dumped hard. Anyone who was watching/holding and waiting for it early morning probably felt it, and it directly got dumped to the 0.50s. Later it still pulled back to 0.067, but it kept slowly retracing; I added more in the middle, yet it’s still hovering at 0.058–0.059. I originally saw 0.083 as a take-profit target, but it was a pity—it didn’t even break 0.07. The stop-loss level I set was okay; I only lost 45u. After stopping out on ake, I wasn’t interested in holding the rest of the positions either.
I’m not crouching anymore—I just get off the car. After hitting ake at dawn and it ran out, I woke up at noon and started hitting ena. At 0.2124 I got in—right away it dropped more than twenty. I got liquidated (or “hit”) twice, and after sending out over fifty u, I went all-in to stop the loss at 0.2114. Then afterward I topped up again to keep for preservation and prevent it from getting hammered down to liquidation. Not a cent left. By noon I kept waiting until evening—up and down swings were still wild, but since it didn’t reach my stop-loss price, I didn’t go ahead and close some positions. Trading fees are expensive too, so I only offset during the sideways range, and I managed to get back around 0.9-something u. After all buy/sell fees totalled 3.6 and the rest was deducted 😅 Still, it was successful—I got back a big bite.
$Moon goddess 0xcD5Cad1DC091DcCCf0E9b52cb8f7e0860B1d26aa #嫦娥 Big brother, drop some air-drops, thank you—may you get rich Wishing you good luck again and again
Really got me laughing The previous one went up after it hit about 50, then came back down—lost 100u This time it hit the target again and went back up Running, running, running