Just brewed myself a cup of tea, blew on the steam, and glanced at $SPCX — damn, this price action is cooling off faster than my tea!



When it was at 157.02, I already felt something was off. The buying pressure was weak, like it had a bad cold — couldn't push it up for the life of me. The market maker acted like they didn't even see it, not a single attempt to defend the price. The whole screen was filled with sell orders lining up for a "fire sale." Without a second thought, I shouted in the group to go short. $BTC

Sure enough, in the blink of an eye, it dropped to 149.61 — that's a drop of over 400 points! Brothers who followed, don't get too smug. Remember: money in your pocket is real profit; floating gains are just an illusion. Take my advice: take profit 80% first, lock it in. For the rest, set a stop loss at 150.5, let the profits run a bit longer, and see if it can break through that tough level at 148.2. And for those who missed out, don't slap your thigh. This market is like a bus — if you miss one stop, the next one comes in two minutes. Wait for my next signal! $ETH #特朗普宣布美伊停火结束
SPCX-1.30%
BTC1.02%
ETH0.06%
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MorningGoldAsWavesCrashAgainst
· 1h ago
Kept up—stop loss at 150.5 is already set; the rest depends on the market maker’s mood. But honestly, the moment Trump’s ceasefire news came out, the whole market started to shake, and $BTC $ETH swung along with it. You nailed the signal.
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Frictionless
· 1h ago
This tea cooled down surprisingly fast, but $SPCX’s “knife” cut even harder—opened a short at 157 and closed at 149. With 8x leverage, it basically doubled. Take profit 80% and leave 20% to go for 148.2. The risk control is on point—far better than those who go all-in and gamble it all.
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