2026-01-10 22:50:14

#美国贸易赤字状况 $COMMON Short-term 3-Day Quick Trading Guide

Simply put: quick in and out, discipline above all.

**Entry Position**

Enter within the 0.002995-0.002996 range, don't be greedy. After entering, the first target is 0.003015; once reached, cut your position in half. The next resistance is at 0.003020—sell another 30%. Finally, at 0.003040, exit completely.

Looking from the opposite side: 0.002980 is a warning zone. If volume breaks through this line, don't hesitate. The stop-loss is at 0.002920; if the 15-minute K-line breaks below and doesn't recover, exit immediately.

**How to Watch the Market**

Use 15-minute and 30-minute charts:
- Bullish signals: When breaking through 0.003015, volume should increase by more than 30% compared to usual, short-term moving average (MA5) above the long-term MA10, RSI in the 50-70 range—this confirms it's not a bear trap.
- Bearish signals: Divergence between price and volume, MA5 crossing below MA10, sudden surge in sell orders—immediately reduce or clear your position upon seeing these.

**Time Discipline (Most Important)**

Day 1: If within 6 hours you haven't broken through 0.003020, only keep 30% of your position.
Day 3: Regardless of profit or loss, exit completely. Don't be greedy!
Position control: Cap at 5% of total funds; even if anxious, don't exceed this.

This logic is: medium-short-term trend → clear entry and exit points → strict money management. To make steady profits, discipline must outweigh emotions.

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LiquidationWatcher

· 2h ago

ngl, the 5% position size cap is literally the only thing keeping people from getting rekt... been there, watched too many get liquidated thinking they'd "just this once" go bigger. the discipline part hits different when you've already lost everything once, fr

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WhaleWatcher

· 20h ago

Discipline is easy to talk about, but actually implementing it depends on mental resilience. --- I’ve memorized the stop-loss dead line, just afraid I’ll forget it in a moment of excitement. --- Honestly, a 5% position cap is a bit conservative, but in this kind of market, you really have to play it this way. --- Once 0.002920 is broken, really don’t try to bottom fish; I learned my lesson the last time I did that. --- When MA5 crosses below MA10, it’s usually already too late; quick reaction is essential. --- Exiting all positions in 3 days is pretty extreme, but it really helps avoid a lot of trouble. --- The divergence between volume and price feels more accurate than anything else; next time, focus on this. --- If it doesn’t break through in 6 hours, clear your position. It sounds ruthless, but thinking about it, it’s actually right.

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AirdropHunter

· 01-10 23:20

There's nothing wrong with the discipline part; it's just that human nature is the concern. It all depends on how many people can truly stick to that line.

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MEVHunterNoLoss

· 01-10 23:13

It's the same old number game again, I'm tired of it. Discipline is easy to say, but execution is hell.

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