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$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
2026-07-21
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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ReadBeforeSignThree
2026-07-21
Got it, but if we’re opening at 0.043 and going long, where is the current price? It looks like it’s already below 0.043—so should we go long?
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LottoAirdrop
2026-07-21
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
2026-07-21
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
2026-07-21
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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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