Is $ETH a scam? Can anyone analyze why I keep losing on both long and short positions? The price keeps rising nicely, but when I go short, it immediately reverses and goes up; it's the same when I go long. I've opened 10 trades and lost 8 times. This happens at any time and any price level. After a few hours of fluctuation, if I open a position, it immediately moves up or down by 30 or 40, resulting in a loss for me. Every time I lose, it drops immediately, and out of ten trades, seven or eight of them are losses of a few cents. My position size isn't large, and I lose about a hundred dollars each time. It's hard to imagine it's just coincidence; it's so uncanny every time. I've made nearly 20 trades in these days, and every single one has been like this. Why is this happening? Prices keep going up, I buy long, and it immediately crashes, causing a loss. Prices keep going down, I buy short, and it immediately crashes, causing a loss. Prices keep going up, I buy short, and it immediately crashes, causing a loss. Prices keep going down, I buy long, and it immediately crashes, causing a loss. I keep losing a few cents, and then I continue to see price fluctuations. I have lost all confidence; just recently I lost on a short position at 2607 when it hit 2627.8, and then it rose to my stop-loss line.
This wave of $ETH is going to lose again. I will definitely not resist the single, I have really gotten used to ETH. In the past half month, both bulls and bears have been cut.
Buy short and it goes up, buy long and it goes down, if you get liquidated just stay still, what the hell am I even playing with, this market is completely controlled.
$ETH this whole thing is a scam, right! When it drops, it quickly pulls back up to eat away at you; when it rises, it swiftly drops down to eat away at you. Shorting, the stop loss line of 2622 quickly drops to around 2621, stopping you out and then going back up. Going long, the stop loss line of 72 quickly rises to around 72, stopping you out and then dropping back down. As soon as I open a position, it runs straight to your stop loss line and eats you up, then quickly turns back. Is it really this coincidental? You fluctuate up and down to my stop loss line and add a few more points, and I would suspect something too. As soon as I open, it rushes straight to the stop loss, eats it, and then turns back; this has happened several times, and I'm starting to doubt whether my app is the same as yours.
This bottom copy of $ETH is really freaking broken, the bottom of 2633 couldn't hold up, the stop loss at 2622 resulted in the damn lowest at 2621, it's really freaking tormenting.
$ETH Ethereum is as solid as iron and as hard as steel, there is no possibility of retreating even a little. The current price is directly going long to 5000, we will meet at the peak.
This dogecoin $TRUMP will not rise again, it looks like this is a tool for Trump to make money in the early stages. The money made from this coin has been used to harvest the stock market. Everything is planned, shorting the stock market in advance, then increasing tariffs to crash it for the harvest, then building positions to go long, delaying tariffs, and the stock market surges again for another harvest. A wolf in sheep's clothing!
$SOL I really don't understand the fluctuation tonight, it's negative at times and positive at other times, with a difference of five points in the same position over fifteen minutes.
Shorting goes up for a second and then explodes; going long goes down for a second and then explodes. How do you play this? Stop-loss can give you a few hundred points more stop-loss. How do you play this coin?