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Updates on the leading spot market:
1. The first time SOL's 160U strategy target was reached, the automatic escape top took 25% of the profit. The second time, if you entered the spot at 133u, choose to add positions at 110. If you still enter the market according to the previous 128U, you should also add positions at 110. Note that the position is reserved for SOL, not your full position for spot.
2. When PEPE made a profit of 10% at the high level, half of the position was notified to be sold. This strategy will be sold after a profit of 5% to 7% overall, and it will end on April 29, 2024.
3. When FET was 2.6U, half of the position was notified in advance. If you added positions at 2.12, you don't have to worry about it. If you want to add positions, you can do it at any time or at 1.81.
4. CHZ sports leading coin, I have done it too many times. It is still sold in batches according to the strategy target or shipped after the European Cup heat explodes. The first come first served. If you want the extreme point, the 0.09 position is good.
5. BOME has been traded 3 times. Only half of the position was sold at the previous high 2 times. The overall average position of this coin is not large, and it can be sold according to the strategy. The limit entry or increase point is still 0.0076.
6. ORDI spot escaped the top at 77U before (30% profit), but some friends also bought it later. When it reached 58-60U, they ran away first, because your cost was too high, and you have more than one coin, so the position sharing risk will be lower.
ORDI's latest strategy (spot!) is to enter or increase the position at the limit of 31U. You can read the analysis carefully.
Note: Position management, for example, you have 800U to buy spot. A total position of 200U for a coin, then SOL is 128U to enter 100U + 110 to enter 100U. Contracts are easy to be blown up, so hold spot for a long time.
Adding and reducing positions will be notified to you a long time in advance. You can see the following quotes or previous history.
1. The first time SOL's 160U strategy target was reached, the automatic escape top took 25% of the profit. The second time, if you entered the spot at 133u, choose to add positions at 110. If you still enter the market according to the previous 128U, you should also add positions at 110. Note that the position is reserved for SOL, not your full position for spot.
2. When PEPE made a profit of 10% at the high level, half of the position was notified to be sold. This strategy will be sold after a profit of 5% to 7% overall, and it will end on April 29, 2024.
3. When FET was 2.6U, half of the position was notified in advance. If you added positions at 2.12, you don't have to worry about it. If you want to add positions, you can do it at any time or at 1.81.
4. CHZ sports leading coin, I have done it too many times. It is still sold in batches according to the strategy target or shipped after the European Cup heat explodes. The first come first served. If you want the extreme point, the 0.09 position is good.
5. BOME has been traded 3 times. Only half of the position was sold at the previous high 2 times. The overall average position of this coin is not large, and it can be sold according to the strategy. The limit entry or increase point is still 0.0076.
6. ORDI spot escaped the top at 77U before (30% profit), but some friends also bought it later. When it reached 58-60U, they ran away first, because your cost was too high, and you have more than one coin, so the position sharing risk will be lower.
ORDI's latest strategy (spot!) is to enter or increase the position at the limit of 31U. You can read the analysis carefully.
Note: Position management, for example, you have 800U to buy spot. A total position of 200U for a coin, then SOL is 128U to enter 100U + 110 to enter 100U. Contracts are easy to be blown up, so hold spot for a long time.
Adding and reducing positions will be notified to you a long time in advance. You can see the following quotes or previous history.
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