I clearly told everyone that my target for $SPCX was $130, and that’s exactly what happened.
$SPCX touched $130 and then dumped almost 13% in just 15 minutes, dropping to around $114.
The same happened with $SNDK. It was in profit first, but when it started going against us, I told everyone to keep the stop loss at $1,450.
$SNDK touched $1,444 and then started dumping towards the $1,350 area.
This is why thousands of traders trust my analysis.
Don’t short $CYS yet.
I’m seeing a lot of people opening shorts just because $CYS pumped almost 90%.
The trend is still bullish, buyers are still defending every pullback, and volume is still strong As long as buyers keep defending it, $CYS can easily push to $0.90 or even $1.00.
If we get a clean break above $0.82-$0.83, I think $1.00 becomes a very realistic target.
I’ll short it, but not now. I want to see buyers lose control first. When that happens, I’ll share my short setup with all of you.
Don’t trade with emotions. Wait for the right setup.
🚨 $BLESS Risky Short Trade
I missed the long, so now I’m looking for a short.
After such a strong pump, I think a pullback is very possible. I won’t be surprised if we see quick profit-taking from here.
Entry: 0.0185+
TP1: 0.016
TP2: 0.015
TP3: 0.014
This is a risky trade. NFA DYOR
If you’re new to crypto and have good capital, this is the best time to buy $ETH and $BNB in spot.
$ETH and $BNB performed so well in 2018 - 2021 - 2025 and will still perform well in the next bull market.
Instead of putting $30,000 into coins like $DEXE, $LAB, $RAVE, $RIVER, or $BANK hoping for a 100x, split that money between ETH and BNB.
Then stake them and earn rewards while you wait. Your coins keep working for you, and you don’t have to worry about waking up to another 90% crash.
@Crypto__Haris But not investing right now brother , I'm just finding ways right now for my own survival in life 🫡
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If you don’t know how to manage your risk, please stop trading futures. The amount of money people are losing trading is scary.
Here are 3 simple things that can help you manage risk:
1. DCA wisely.
Let’s say you have $300. Don’t open the whole position at once. Use $100 first and keep the other $200 for DCA if your setup is still valid. First entry is not always the best entry.
2. Learn how to use Hedge Mode.
I always say if you’ll master the hedge mode, you will never lose any trade no matter what.
Let’s say your $ETH short is going against you. Instead of closing it in loss, you can open an opposite $ETH trade i.e $ETH long with a smaller margin. This will throw your liquidation too far and will give you time to manage the trades properly.
For example, if you have a $100 short, you can open a $40-50 long. If the price keeps going up, the long helps reduce your loss. If the price starts dumping again, your bigger short still makes more than the long loses.
I always do this. With the hedge mode, I closed my $30k loss trades in profits.
3. Use Stop Loss
I rarely use stop loss because I always have too much capital in backup. But stop loss can always help you manage risk and avoid losing big .
If you have $100 and you want to trade $ETH or $SOL , your stop loss should be -20%($20) and make sure you always use less than 10x leverage so that there will be enough room for volatility.
If you want to trade highly volatile coins like $BANK, then you can use -30% as your stop loss but make sure you always use 10x leverage and below.
If you don’t know how to manage your risk, please stop trading futures. The amount of money people are losing trading is scary.
Here are 3 simple things that can help you manage risk:
1. DCA wisely.
Let’s say you have $300. Don’t open the whole position at once. Use $100 first and keep the other $200 for DCA if your setup is still valid. First entry is not always the best entry.
2. Learn how to use Hedge Mode.
I always say if you’ll master the hedge mode, you will never lose any trade no matter what.
Let’s say your $ETH short is going against you. Instead of closing it in loss, you can open an opposite $ETH trade i.e $ETH long with a smaller margin. This will throw your liquidation too far and will give you time to manage the trades properly.
For example, if you have a $100 short, you can open a $40-50 long. If the price keeps going up, the long helps reduce your loss. If the price starts dumping again, your bigger short still makes more than the long loses.
I always do this. With the hedge mode, I closed my $30k loss trades in profits.
3. Use Stop Loss
I rarely use stop loss because I always have too much capital in backup. But stop loss can always help you manage risk and avoid losing big .
If you have $100 and you want to trade $ETH or $SOL , your stop loss should be -20%($20) and make sure you always use less than 10x leverage so that there will be enough room for volatility.
If you want to trade highly volatile coins like $BANK, then you can use -30% as your stop loss but make sure you always use 10x leverage and below.