$OPG 24-hour surge of 32% pushing up to 0.2231, those who went short now have grass three meters high on their graves. But I want to pour cold water on this; chasing now is basically giving money away.

First, the core operation: open a 3% short position around 0.2231, stop loss at 0.2310, take profit in two levels at 0.2050 and 0.1880. Why? The 24-hour trading volume is 34.2 million, but the turnover rate is abnormal—this kind of rally has no pullback or consolidation, most likely driven by speculative funds pushing the price up to dump. Don’t talk to me about on-chain data; the price of 0.2171 is 32% higher than the 24-hour low of 0.1641, so all the longs chasing in are just fuel.
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Remember the stop-loss rule: if 0.2310 is broken, you must exit; don’t dream of holding long-term. Keep your position at 3%, save some bullets to buy near 0.1880. If it drops below 0.1641 in the next day or two, just give up on the trade.
Personal tag? Last year, I made six times profit using this volatility arbitrage strategy in the Sol ecosystem. Those who lost know that discipline is more important than predictions. Want to copy my approach? First, lock your stop-loss in your trading software.
Final note: no trading outside the plan. Don’t impulsively add to your position, don’t chase that rebound. The short at 0.2231 stays there; once it hits the take profit, it will automatically take profit. Don’t wait until the stop-loss point—lying around waiting for a rebound or a dip—those who chase the highs and sell the lows tonight will teach you how to behave.