Don’t rush into the market at these price levels. The market has been highly volatile lately, with frequent two-way liquidations. Blindly chasing the highs or selling the lows will only make you part of the liquidity.
Here’s my view: For LUNC and PIPPIN, if you have short positions established at previous highs, you can continue to hold them. Looking at the bigger picture, the trend is still bearish, so there’s no need to close your positions in a hurry.
The strategy is simple—wait. Wait for what? Wait for a rebound to a relatively high point before considering adding to your short positions. Don’t make moves in the middle of a trend, and definitely don’t try to catch the bottom. In this kind of market, going with the trend is much safer than trying to time the top or bottom.
Remember: Good trading opportunities come from waiting, not chasing. Stay patient, and act only when you see a clear opportunity.
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ArbitrageBot
· 15h ago
Agree, now chasing the rise is to send money to the bookmaker. I'm also waiting for LUNC to rebound in place before filling the short, I can't rush.
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SelfCustodyIssues
· 21h ago
The opportunity that comes from waiting is the real opportunity, not the kind you blindly chase. There's really no need to rush with this LUNC wave; the overall trend is clear.
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OnChainDetective
· 12-09 16:30
Wait a minute, I just skimmed through the large LUNC on-chain transfer records... The whale addresses have been acting a bit unusual these past couple of days. Multiple transfers into institutional wallet clusters with a difference of just 0.000001 seconds—do you think this is just a coincidence or are they testing the bottom liquidity?
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StopLossMaster
· 12-08 22:59
To be honest, saying "just wait" makes it sound way too easy—how many people can actually wait it out...
You keep waiting and waiting, but instead of catching the rebound, you get dumped on. By the time you're still reflecting on your entry, your position's probably already liquidated.
Let me just ask—where exactly did you set your stop loss...
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MevHunter
· 12-07 07:51
Just wait, anyway, everyone who tried to buy the dip ended up being the bag holder.
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ReverseTrendSister
· 12-07 07:43
Here comes another round of harvesting. LUNC, this crappy thing, should've been shorted to death long ago.
Wait, are there really people bold enough to try bottom-fishing at this point? They must be tired of living.
This round of the market is hunting season, with retail investors lining up to take the hit one after another.
Holding back and not acting is harder than anything else. Just looking at the charts for a while makes my hands itch.
Sell into any rebound, there's nothing more to say—just go with the trend and that's it.
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MEVHunterWang
· 12-07 07:42
You're right, this wave is definitely a cash grab. I'm also holding a LUNC short position—just sell into the rebound, that's it.
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TokenomicsTrapper
· 12-07 07:41
nah the "wait for the bounce" playbook is so textbook it hurts. watched this exact pattern dump on schedule three times already lol
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GateUser-74b10196
· 12-07 07:32
Wait for the rebound before taking action—that’s real trading. Don’t get harvested along with those who chase rallies and panic sell.
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not_your_keys
· 12-07 07:25
The opportunity you wait for is the best opportunity—I agree with this. But to be honest, the rebound strength of LUNC is a bit weak right now.
Don’t rush into the market at these price levels. The market has been highly volatile lately, with frequent two-way liquidations. Blindly chasing the highs or selling the lows will only make you part of the liquidity.
Here’s my view: For LUNC and PIPPIN, if you have short positions established at previous highs, you can continue to hold them. Looking at the bigger picture, the trend is still bearish, so there’s no need to close your positions in a hurry.
The strategy is simple—wait. Wait for what? Wait for a rebound to a relatively high point before considering adding to your short positions. Don’t make moves in the middle of a trend, and definitely don’t try to catch the bottom. In this kind of market, going with the trend is much safer than trying to time the top or bottom.
Remember: Good trading opportunities come from waiting, not chasing. Stay patient, and act only when you see a clear opportunity.