Short-term trading emphasizes speed and discipline. This COMMON 1-3 day monitoring plan is built around the core principle of "fast in, fast out, no dragging feet."



**Key Price Level Layout**

Entry zone is locked between 0.002995 and 0.002996. Once entered, take profit in three layers: the first layer at 0.003015, reduce position by 50%; the second layer at 0.003020, reduce by 30%; finally, at 0.003040, fully close the position. This setup ensures profit potential while avoiding the risk of a full gamble. Stop loss is set at 0.002920; if the 15-minute chart drops below this line and hasn't recovered, exit immediately. Emergency support is at 0.002980; if volume breaks through this level, escape directly.

**Volume and Indicator Signals**

Focus on 15-minute and 30-minute cycles. Bullish signals: volume increases by over 30% when breaking through 0.003015, MA5 stays above MA10 steadily, RSI hovers between 50-70. Bearish signals require more sensitivity—divergence between volume and price, MA5 death cross MA10, sudden accumulation of sell orders. If any of these appear, reduce or fully exit positions immediately; don’t be greedy.

**Time Discipline Must Not Relax**

If within the first 6 hours on Day 1, the price does not break through 0.003020, actively reduce holdings to 30% of total. By Day 3, regardless of profit or loss, fully close all positions. This may seem mechanical, but it’s a safeguard for oneself. Set the maximum position at 5% of total funds; even if the judgment is wrong, it won’t cause serious damage.

Macro factors like US non-farm data and trade deficits are volatile, and market sentiment can change rapidly. Maintaining discipline is like safeguarding your lifeline.
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