Have you been able to analyze his very latest order book?
A subtle change in the relationship between buyers and sellers prompts us to cancel the sales orders on the two previous lots and merge them into a single lot.
What is the classic trader's dilemma? đ
Security â sell quickly and securely.
Optimism â expect and maximize profits.
đ Good news: we can merge the two! đŻ
đĄ Balanced strategy (Neither too cautious nor too greedy):
â Secure a game on the first levels ($8.2 - $8.9).
â Let a game run on higher levels ($9.5 - $10.5).
â Use a progressive allocation curve, neither too aggressive nor too cautious.
đ So here is a "balanced" version with a mixed output of the sell orders of the 2893 $BERA not yet sold đ:
Price (USDC) | Quantity Sold (BERA)
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7.5 | 275
8.0 | 290
8.5 | 310
9.0 | 330
9.5 | 350
10.0 | 370
10.5 | 380
This is the best strategy for an optimal balance between security and upward potential! đ
đ Why?
â She quickly secures part of the gains by selling from $8.2 - $8.9, avoiding a sudden fall.
â It maintains potential by allocating increasing quantities up to $10.5, taking advantage of a possible bullish surge.
â It is adapted to the DOM, that is to say to the areas where buyers are most present and where sellers could slow down the rise.
â It avoids greed bias by structuring the sale in a gradual and calculated manner.
đč If you want to secure even faster, you will have to sell lower.
đč If you want to take more risk, you will have to reduce low sales and concentrate everything on $9+.
đĄ But this balanced approach allows you to take advantage of the increases while remaining cautious.
đ Explanation of the Method and Calculations
1ïžâŁ Objective: Find a balance between quickly securing part of the gains and leaving a chance for future increases without taking too many risks.
2ïžâŁ Selected price levels:
Based on the DOM, identified resistances and supports (areas where buying and selling liquidity is significant).
8.2 - 8.9$: Security zone.
9.2 - 10.5$: Moderate optimism zone, with more spaced sales.
3ïžâŁ Distribution of quantities on sale:
Using an adjusted geometric progression, which allows:
â A faster exit at the bottom (if the market ever goes back down).
â A softer sale at the top (to not exhaust the offer and maximize profits).
Ratios adjusted according to levels:
đč The first levels have a low ratio (example: 1.05, 1.1) â higher sales.
đč High levels have a larger ratio (example: 1.25, 1.15) â we sell less and keep potential.
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đ Formula used:
We start from the total number of BERA for sale (2893).
Each level receives an amount determined by the formula:
At each step, we subtract from the remaining total, and move on to the next level.
The final balance is added to the last level ($10.5).
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đĄ Why is it effective?
â Optimizes selling without blocking a bullish rise.
â Make sure to exit gradually and intelligently, without haste or excessive greed.
â Allows you to have liquidity quickly while maintaining a presence on the market.