No, why did it close my position? My liquidation price is 0.076, and my take-profit price is 0.0906. It suddenly went above 0.093, so shouldn’t my take-profit have been triggered? Why???
$龙虾 I'm advising you not to go empty-handed; if you want to play with this thing, hedge it. Wait until it has been pushed up, pushed high enough, then unwind the long. If it really dies, either don't try to make money off it, or wait for an oversold rebound and take a bite.
$龙虾 come on, come on, come on, dealer, take a look at my strength and see whether you can blow me up. Can my liquidation price be set to seven yuan? 😘😘
$龙虾 I really don’t understand—how can the P&L be so huge when the position gap is this big? And why isn’t that super hefty army on the ground blowing up the air force? If it were me, I’d smash it down with a giant bearish needle.
$龙虾 Still the same advice: Chinese investors don’t mess around. If you’re going to play, then play the bacterial depot. Don’t panic—don’t rush to sell; a quick dump isn’t the same as a true liquidation. It’s still ranging, and it still needs to move up. So, if you need to cut losses, cut losses. And if you need to leave, leave.
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$龙虾 listen to the advice: don’t short, don’t mess with this coin. Once it pumps and goes sideways, if it’s other exchanges it’s likely a bull trap to dump. But this is a Chinese-style market. Pumping is meant to bait short-sellers and blow up the shorters. If you really want to play, short with only one ten-thousandth (1/1000 of 1%) of your position—really.
$龙虾 listen to the advice: don’t short, don’t mess with this coin. Once it pumps and goes sideways, if it’s other exchanges it’s likely a bull trap to dump. But this is a Chinese-style market. Pumping is meant to bait short-sellers and blow up the shorters. If you really want to play, short with only one ten-thousandth (1/1000 of 1%) of your position—really.