I harvested a few nice swing trades while watching the market today, just recording it.



Recently, I've been exploring the techgroup, stupid, and CATCOIN assets, mainly using chip distribution combined with Fibonacci retracement levels to catch the first wave of emotional surges. My current trading habit is to take action when the price rises to about 50%. Although I've made a profit, I feel like there's still room for optimization—such as if I could more accurately capture the signals of institutional investors beginning to withdraw, the take-profit points might be more precise.

This kind of gameplay requires patience and continuous learning through reviewing past trades.

By the way, if there are friends who are also studying strategies for Dogecoin, or if they usually have a habit of scanning the chain, we can exchange ideas with each other.
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BTCRetirementFund
· 2025-11-24 15:10
My goodness, 50% just ran away, your mindset is really steady.

How about we have a chat? I've been pondering this trap + Fibonacci combination recently.

How's CATCOIN doing lately? Any signals?

The point where the market maker withdraws is indeed hard to catch, do you have any insights?

Reviewing and learning is indeed tedious, but this is the most useful part.

Meme tokens like this, psychological preparation is the key, right?

I also want to know how you set your take profit logic, 50% feels a bit conservative.
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Ser_This_Is_A_Casino
· 2025-11-24 13:45
Running away at 50% is indeed a bit conservative, especially when the hype hasn't even started.

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Chip distribution combined with Fibonacci looks like it has a strategy, but to be honest, the market maker's withdrawal signals are not so easy to catch.

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Meme tokens are just a gamble on luck; no amount of analysis can withstand a sudden dumping.

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Exchanging ideas is fine, but to put it bluntly, in the end, it's still about luck and mindset, right?

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Running away directly after a 50% rise means you've made some money, but holding a short position is the most prudent take profit.

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Scanning the chain? If I could really scan out potential targets every time, I wouldn’t need to work, haha.

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I only respect those with a keen eye for this kind of play; most people just comfort themselves.

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If you want to hit the take profit point accurately, unless you are the market maker yourself.

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Learning through analysis? Hurry up and get trapped to the point of being unable to move.
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EthMaximalist
· 2025-11-21 20:52
Take profits at 50%, definitely missed a bit at the end.

I've also been pondering signals for when the big players are exiting; sounds like you already have some ideas.

With shitcoins, it's all about who can keep their cool. If you can endure the boredom, you win.
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SybilAttackVictim
· 2025-11-21 20:48
Running at just 50% profit, I really can't understand that mentality. But to be honest, spotting the signal when the main players exit is much easier said than done.

How about we study this together? I've also been looking into the chip distribution of meme coins lately.

Yeah, I've made quite a bit, but I'm still looking to take another greedy shot.

After reviewing for so long and only making a 50% profit, it still feels like something's missing.

With meme coins, you really have to scan the chain for inspiration. Just looking at the K-line can easily get you trapped.
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CommunitySlacker
· 2025-11-21 20:40
You run at 50%? That's pretty timid; looks like you're the type to chicken out as soon as you make a profit.

Popping champagne for a small gain—don't cry next time you get liquidated.

This chip distribution method does have some merit, but ultimately, it’s all about mindset.

Memecoins are pure gambling—there’s really no strategy.

I'm actually curious how you determine when the whales are exiting. Do you have any indicators?
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DataPickledFish
· 2025-11-21 20:32
Take profit at 50%? That's really playing it safe.

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Can you really count on this chip distribution method? I always feel like the whales are dumping on us.

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That's just how shitcoins work—you end up getting wrecked sooner or later.

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I want to ask, how do you actually spot exit signals? Is it really possible to predict in advance?

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Reviewing and learning sounds great, but trading live is a whole different story.

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The Fibonacci theory is so old-school, are you guys still using it?

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If you're taking profits at 50% gains, why bother spending so much time analyzing?

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These few on-chain tokens really have something to them, let's share some insights.
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defi_detective
· 2025-11-21 20:22
Running away at 50%? Brother, your guts are too small.

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Chip distribution + Fibonacci, this set of things I've been pondering too. To put it bluntly, you can only really understand it after being played for suckers repeatedly.

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What I hate most about meme tokens is the moment when the market maker whipsaws, it's impossible to tell if it's a real fall or a quick rebound.

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Just keep reviewing your trades, this circle has too many people guessing blindly, your attitude is not bad.

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I've looked at this techgroup coin, the rise is unstable, how can you operate it and still have returns?
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