$US ‌As long as it can’t get up past 0.45, you can do short trades in a range. Take profit of 30-40u and stop, then run away. Place the stop loss at 0.455, and opening position size around 0.043 is best.

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LayerzeroLoyalist
· 2h ago
0.043 goes short, target 0.45? That doesn’t seem right—it should be a short target of 0.045? I think going long at 0.043 makes more sense. Did you maybe mix it up and get it backwards?
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LottoAirdrop
· 2h ago
If you’re going to short, just short it—don’t short it and then run after only “eating” 30–40u. Your mindset is too small. If you hold it longer, you can earn more.
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RRBeliever
· 4h ago
Is this strategy risk too high? The stop-loss is only 0.005—if there’s even a slight move, it gets wiped out. I suggest adjusting it again.
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MacroStopper
· 4h ago
Bro, your short-in-a-range idea for this setup works, but you need more precise position sizing and stop-loss handling. With a 0.455 stop-loss, if the price instantly breaks through, slippage could cause you to lose even more. Also, for your principal, what percentage does 30–40u represent? If it’s a large account, it may be fine—if it’s a small account, the cost-effectiveness isn’t great. I suggest optimizing the entry level too—wait for a rebound to around 0.044 before entering. Also pay attention to changes in volume; don’t stubbornly hold on in spite of the trend.
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