Just now, I bought the dip and exited, making a small profit after fees and price differences.
I advise everyone not to jump in here and chase the rally, as chasing gains is usually risky and often leads to catching the last leg. If you really want to participate, wait for a pullback confirmation after a short-term new high breakout, which is a relatively safer position. That said, once the rebound is in place, you should consider exiting, and short-term risks must not be greedily ignored. Taking profits is always more practical than waiting for a double, and this is a principle even experienced traders understand.
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AirdropBlackHole
· 14h ago
The fee difference is also money, I just like this steady approach.
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GasFeeTherapist
· 01-14 11:03
Making a profit from fees and spreads—that's the mindset of a winner. I play the same way; chasing the rise really is like giving away money.
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DataPickledFish
· 01-14 11:00
Alright, securing the profit in time is indeed the hard truth, but how much of the gains are eaten up by the fees, huh?
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gas_fee_therapist
· 01-14 10:52
Profit from the fee difference also counts as earnings, but I think this wave is indeed easy to get trapped. It's better to wait for a pullback confirmation to be more secure.
Just now, I bought the dip and exited, making a small profit after fees and price differences.
I advise everyone not to jump in here and chase the rally, as chasing gains is usually risky and often leads to catching the last leg. If you really want to participate, wait for a pullback confirmation after a short-term new high breakout, which is a relatively safer position. That said, once the rebound is in place, you should consider exiting, and short-term risks must not be greedily ignored. Taking profits is always more practical than waiting for a double, and this is a principle even experienced traders understand.