Some time ago, I organized several noteworthy strategy cases during trading discussions.
Regarding the operation of Light coin, a short position was recommended at 4.6, with a stop loss set at 4.7 and a target of 3.3. The subsequent market movement has been visible to everyone. The most memorable moment was when I asked a trader about the trendline support at 1.28, and he judged that it would continue to be cut in half down to 0.7. At that time, I couldn't quite understand it, but looking back now, the subsequent strategic logic becomes clear—once the 0.7 level is reached, the next step is to break through the previous high at 2.6, with the stop loss still set at 0.7.
Looking at APR, a fan recently brought it up. The strategy given at that time was to take profit at 0.12 on the right side, with a stop loss placed at 0.11051. This opportunity has now been taken, and the market is moving as expected.
The key to executing strategies still lies in patiently waiting for the right entry points and accurately judging support and resistance.
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GasFeePhobia
· 17h ago
0.7 I really didn't expect that wave. Looking back now, it was indeed amazing.
Light has this rhythm nailed down perfectly. Patience and waiting is how you make money.
Everyone who got on the APR is laughing. The feeling of following the expected trend is just great.
Support and resistance are easy to talk about, but the key is still mindset.
I kind of regret not jumping on this Light move earlier.
That's why some people can consistently profit — it's really not just luck.
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NFTPessimist
· 17h ago
0.7 that order was really amazing, I thought I was crazy at the time
Light's move this time is indeed impeccable, although I didn't catch the full move, but the logic is clear enough
Once you get on the APR, it's comfortable, waiting to break the previous high
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SadMoneyMeow
· 17h ago
0.7 That wave was really awesome. I didn't understand it at the time either, haha.
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DegenWhisperer
· 17h ago
Operations still require patience; not all positions can be entered at once.
That wave of Light was indeed fierce, dropping from 4.6 all the way down to 0.7. Some people probably still didn't believe in the logic of a 50% cut back then.
The pace of the APR is in line with expectations; now it's just a matter of whether we can hold onto 0.12.
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DegenRecoveryGroup
· 17h ago
Damn, Light this wave is really fierce. The 0.7 judgment still seems spot-on in hindsight.
Brothers who got in on APR must be laughing to death. Following the plan as expected is just outrageous.
Waiting for a position really matters more than anything else. Most people just can't wait.
This strategic logic is so clear-cut that it's almost excessive. It's rare to see support and resistance held so tightly.
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RugPullProphet
· 17h ago
0.7 that wave was really amazing. I didn't expect it to hit so hard at the time.
Is the APR still on track now? It feels a bit chaotic these past couple of days.
Looking back, Light's logic is actually just so-so, you just need to be patient.
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SatoshiSherpa
· 17h ago
0.7 That wave I also saw, got it, now I understand everything
Light this wave is indeed fierce, short at 4.6 and ride it down to 0.7, how much mental resilience does that require
APR has already entered, this time finally caught the right rhythm, just waiting for the market to realize
Honestly, compared to guessing the direction, being patient and waiting for the entry point is even more difficult to do
Some time ago, I organized several noteworthy strategy cases during trading discussions.
Regarding the operation of Light coin, a short position was recommended at 4.6, with a stop loss set at 4.7 and a target of 3.3. The subsequent market movement has been visible to everyone. The most memorable moment was when I asked a trader about the trendline support at 1.28, and he judged that it would continue to be cut in half down to 0.7. At that time, I couldn't quite understand it, but looking back now, the subsequent strategic logic becomes clear—once the 0.7 level is reached, the next step is to break through the previous high at 2.6, with the stop loss still set at 0.7.
Looking at APR, a fan recently brought it up. The strategy given at that time was to take profit at 0.12 on the right side, with a stop loss placed at 0.11051. This opportunity has now been taken, and the market is moving as expected.
The key to executing strategies still lies in patiently waiting for the right entry points and accurately judging support and resistance.