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DOLO has been on a good rise tonight, with an increase of nearly 35 points, but it seems that the peak has already appeared. Looking at the 1-hour K-line, the continuous downward trend is very obvious, and on the 4-hour chart, the correction trend is even more clearly displayed. Currently, the price is starting to loosen, and it's a good time to short in the short term.
Specifically, you can short directly at the 0.05730 level. For targets, set the first take-profit at 0.045 and the second at 0.040. If the price rebounds and breaks through 0.05730, you should immediately stop loss and exit, don't wait.
From a technical perspective, there is still room for decline after confirming the short-term high point, but risk control must be strict. Especially the stop-loss level—once it is hit, you should decisively exit, don't be soft-hearted.
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How strong must your mentality be to set such tight stop-loss levels?
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Has the high point been confirmed? Why do I feel it might still go a bit higher?
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Every time it's about risk control, yet some still go all-in. Classic.
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That take-profit point at 0.045 is too greedy. Isn't it better to leave yourself a backup plan?
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Is the downside space a real concern? How many can actually execute a stop-loss properly?
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This order feels like it could be washed out easily. Psychological preparation must be well done.
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Breakout of the rebound and go straight out? Decisive is decisive, just afraid of reacting too slowly.
Wait, take profit at 0.04? The downside potential is really big, gotta be bold enough.
Both shorting and stop-loss, this wave's risk is indeed a bit tough. I'll wait and see first.
This one-hour continuous decline pattern is indeed a bit shaky, easy to get caught off guard.
Feels like you're digging a trap for the little guys again, just a rebound and then stop-loss out?
It's really hard to say whether it can hold between 0.045 and 0.040. This wave is quite fierce.
High points are already appearing? Why do I still feel a bit, uh, uh, uh?
Short-term shorting sounds good, but executing it is just hellishly difficult.
This technical analysis has no flaws, but human nature is the biggest enemy.
Shorted, shorted, entered at 0.057, let's see how much it can run.
It's both stop-loss and take-profit, so troublesome. I just like to go all in and gamble.
This kind of market is easiest to cut your fingers, be careful not to become the bagholder.
The technicals look good, but the market always loves to go against it, who knows.
I bet it can break through the high point, you short, I go long, see you then.
If the stop-loss level is hit, just run. He's right about that, don't argue with the money.
Is DOLO reliable? I always feel it's going to crash.
That 0.045 target is a bit greedy; I've already made a profit early.
Looks like a signal of high-level dumping, I dare not touch.
Shorting sounds great, but I have to be honest—most people get soft once there's a rebound. The guys who entered at 0.05730 will probably cut their losses and run before stop-loss. Human weakness.
Selling on a rebound is a trading philosophy, not gambling. Don't be blinded by this small rise.
History tells us that the decline after confirming a peak is often a trap. Risk control? Sounds good, but in practice, most people are soft when it counts. Waiting for a lower level is the right move.
Honestly, the act of taking over has never stopped. I only dare to buy at the bottom area; otherwise, I stay bearish.