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Sharing my futures trading card. Bias is still with momentum, but I’m keeping size small because funding and wicks can flip a good idea fast. Plan is simple: hold while structure stays intact, cut quickly if the level breaks. No revenge trades, no extra leverage.

$LAB
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LABUSDT
Perp
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+6.40%
LABUSDT
Perp12XLong
Unrealized PnL (USDT)
-0.8-618.7%
Entry Price(USDT)
0.15501
Mark Price(USDT)
0.07432
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BridgeFerry
an hour ago
Funding rates are sometimes more important than direction—keep a close eye on them.
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LiquidationLad
6 hours ago
Portfolio composition is more important than predictions. Agreed.
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MildlyMEV
6 hours ago
Revenge trading is the source of liquidations; being able to hold back is a win.
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StableFisher
6 hours ago
disciplined
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MinerRetireFund
6 hours ago
LAB’s volatility really does call for controlling position size.
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PaladinTrader
6 hours ago
momentum bias + small position, a classic combination
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HeadShoulderDetective
6 hours ago
If the structure stays intact, hold; if it breaks, cut. I've been following this discipline for six months.
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RSIRollerCoaster
6 hours ago
no extra leverage Well said, I’ve seen too many people die from this.
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DayZero
6 hours ago
First Review
Funding and wicks are indeed hard to deal with; keeping the position small is the right move.
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