last $sol update unless it flies past $200 / manual trail stop hits. some notes 🧵: - don’t use CT for your directional bias, most people just amplify the current market signal, bearish @ lows, bullish @ highs etc. - longing after liquidation easier, sometimes there are multiple, but can normally make the trade free if you buy a liquidation wick - use trail stop to protect profits. at this point it is literally about trading your PnL. It doesn’t matter if I believed sol is going to $400, objectively a 17x ROI on decent position size is to good to round trip. same goes with stop b/e but personally I like to wait for a long time before I do this, j because sometimes tagging entry is perfectly fine. - sizing wise you don’t have to go crazy. Again, on higher leverage 1000% gains aren’t that uncommon so maybe start with only risking 1% of your portfolio, especially with a low margin of error. Risking 1% you could increase portfolio by 10%. - chill on the leverage slider, I have some friends who are perp goats, but majority of people should lower the slider and not get stopped out before the moves. - find your trade style. I suck ass at trading mid-range continuation. I always find there is too much noise and I get chopped out. I make 90% of my money trading bottoms and reversals. see $CRV, $ETH, $SOL $SUI (ages ago) etc. find your distinct style and smash out practicing that.