and what does it matter you already lost 6k for 1.2k more to keep it, bet 1.2k to recover 6k. you have 6k reasons not to close and 1.2k reasons to close
hold hold and more hold! some don't realize it, but this crypto has a very very big potential, its economy, supply, distribution, liquidity, is very solid!! #dogs $DOGS
you have -73% left, 27% remaining for the loss, if you have already lost 73% now it doesn't make sense to close, you have 27 reasons to close and 73 reasons not to close, let the game begin 🗝
destiny07
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Bearish
$MOVE experts please suggest should close it here or wait for recovery of the market?
it's like entering hell, asking God, here everyone is affiliated with the devil (the market), there is no mercy here, everyone wants to win and to win there are people who are going to lose!
Sofi33
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Bullish
Peace be upon you all, God willing, you will be 1000 times well, God willing 🙏🙏
Okay, I am new to this field. I lost my first $500$ . Thank God.
In any case,
Now I have another $500$ . Frankly, I want advice from anyone who understands this field. May I recover my loss. May God bless you.
Everyone, and may God provide for everyone, God willing 🙏🙏😎😎
Look, 93,500 is close, and if the market gets a little desperate, it could reach 88k, watch out! I hope it goes to 150k, but anyway, be careful, greetings!!
Crypto_Queen_097
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I'm going to hold this shit until the price will hit 103k again and then I'll think what to do later 😂
the thing is that in the one above that is not visible, you are going in long and by the size you should go to 50x, meaning about -500 or -800% and in FLOW the same, that's why I ask if it holds haha let's see if it recovers
get used to setting the SL before the tp, I don't understand these new traders, first you calculate your maximum acceptable loss and only then the profit!!
it is a great joy that it has fallen, you cannot rise on pure green sail, it is unnatural and prone to emotional weakness of the mass of people
Chitosa Motonaka
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