I just opened a LONG on $SPCX at $113. It's already well below the $135 IPO price. People were happy to FOMO LONG at $160–170, so why be afraid to LONG at $113?
I'm surprised to see so many whales LONG $BTC at $65K. Maybe successful traders really do have their own path. As for me, I still don't think the downtrend is over, and $50K is far from impossible
Look at the $RE heatmap👇👇👇. There's a huge liquidity pool below $0.44. I think $RE dropping to $0.44 is only a matter of time. That liquidity is simply too tempting to ignore 🎁
I just opened a SHORT $ESPORTS . It may look risky, but I think LONG here is even crazier. That's why I took the SHORT. Anyone here brave enough to take the opposite side and go LONG? 😂
I SHORTED $LAB at $16, took profit at $13, then opened a LONG... It eventually dumped 99% to $0.13 😂 Now I'm asking myself: Should I close my $AKE SHORT and go LONG?
I'm seeing a lot of traders—even some whales—opening LONG $BTC around $65K. Maybe successful traders really do think differently 😂. But with the bottom at $58K, I don't see $65K as a good LONG entry. To me, SHORT offers a much better risk/reward at these levels #BTC走势分析
Stop LONG $AKE here, guys. This isn't where I'd open a LONG—it's where I'm open a SHORT. People were opening SHORTs at $0.001, and now they're FOMO LONG at $0.0028. I honestly don't get it 😂
$BTC has already swept the liquidity at $65.6K. To me, that was nothing more than a bull trap. I don't understand why so many traders are FOMO LONG above $65K when BTC has already rallied so far from $58K. I'd rather SHORT here than chase higher. Who's still LONG?