The TON coin has been quite volatile recently. Instead of making a big move all at once, it's better to reduce some positions and lock in profits first. If it drops further later, buying back at a lower price will be more cost-effective. By operating in batches like this, risk control is also more reliable.
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TradFiRefugee
· 12-20 00:50
Escaping in batches is the right move, don't be greedy🤏
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AirdropDreamer
· 12-20 00:50
Reduce some first; this wave is indeed hard to predict. Gradual operation is the way to go.
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NFTRegretter
· 12-20 00:48
Selling in batches still depends on luck. I did it this way before, and as a result, it dropped halfway and then rebounded, causing even worse losses.
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NotFinancialAdvice
· 12-20 00:34
The idea of reducing positions in batches is something I've heard a hundred times, but the key still depends on whether you can withstand the pullback. I don't have that much patience to wait for the lows.
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LightningClicker
· 12-20 00:34
Gradually selling off is indeed reliable, but I think it also depends on how the fundamentals of TON develop later. You can't just focus on price fluctuations and rush to sell.
The TON coin has been quite volatile recently. Instead of making a big move all at once, it's better to reduce some positions and lock in profits first. If it drops further later, buying back at a lower price will be more cost-effective. By operating in batches like this, risk control is also more reliable.