$Kaito What price action is this playing for? Pull up a needle at 8 o'clock every morning, and then spend a day falling back... I really can't tell if this is a quantitative strategy based on the daily line, or if there are funds that are constantly eating short liquidity... In short, as mentioned before, it is recommended to open a spot grid, and it should be cool to see these needles...
$Kaito This gameplay is really hard to describe! You know that this coin can be shorted to get a relatively large pullback, the market maker also knows that you want to go short, you also know that the market maker knows you want to go short, and the market maker knows that you know that he knows you want to go short... The result is that after the pullback of more than 20% is close to the drawing gate, it can still be pulled back and break through to a new high in a short period of time, so that a large number of bears stop losses... That's why I said before why don't FOMO, let alone go short, you can't play with them, as long as you stand on the side of the more liquid crowd, you will definitely be damaged or harvested... In the past, the way to make retail money was very simple, pull up, wait for retail FOMO, shipping... Now the way to make retail money belongs to layers of routines, pull up, let you short first, and then continue to pull up to eat your short liquidity, you don't dare to be short, just draw a door callback to attract you to open short orders back... The short order is back at a new high, and after the new high, the door is drawn, and after the door is drawn, the new high is drawn... Short liquidity is not eaten, as long as someone is willing to short, it can continue to reach new highs... Until you are not free, think about buying some spot, and don't look at it in the future... He began to show up in stock, and the price fell again and again, returning to the previous gameplay routine... Guess how to deal with this routine? That's right, open the spot grid!
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