$SPCX SPCX short position trapped at a $40 loss? Don’t panic! The Saint teaches you a trick called “Clever Tactics” to get out!

Fans ask: A short position at $175, now at $215, with a $40 loss, what should I do?

One: First look at the data—Smart Money Overview shows that the bullish profit ratio is as high as 86.5%, while the bearish profit is only 15.2%. The liquidation map is even more shocking: the 200-210 short position zone has been bloodied.

Two: The one-hour K-line Bollinger Bands upper band is at 230.54, and the price at 214.51 is just between the middle and upper bands. RSI all above 67, indicating bullish momentum is still strong.

Three: Whale 0x3E7 increased their position to $13 million with 10x leverage after breaking through 210. This kind of market driven by leverage is exciting but actually dangerous.

The three-step approach to get out:

1. Don’t hold on stubbornly—technical indicators may fail in a trending market. The maximum unrealized loss for the short opened at $173 is $4.46 million, with a liquidation price at $249.

2. Wait for a pullback—support is around 205-208. Wait for the price to retrace to this area and reduce positions gradually.

3. Be clever—if the price approaches 228-230, try a small short position to hedge.

Many people in the market say SPCX will go up to $400. Do you think it will really reach that? Or is it false information? #我的Gate交易时刻 #山寨 $H