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Trade Sharing — $PEPE
This time, I’m watching a long setup on $PEPE from the current support area. I’m not interested in entering simply because PEPE is trading lower; the setup makes sense to me only if buyers continue defending the $0.00000358–$0.00000362 zone and price starts showing strength.

Entry: $0.00000358–$0.00000362
Stop-Loss: $0.00000348
TP1: $0.00000375
TP2: $0.00000390
TP3: $0.00000405

The first important test is $0.00000375. A clean breakout and hold above that level would give the trade better confirmation and could open the way toward $0.00000390 and eventually $0.00000405. If price keeps getting rejected there, I would avoid forcing the position.

My invalidation is straightforward: if PEPE loses $0.00000348 decisively, the long thesis is no longer valid. I would close the setup and wait for a new structure rather than averaging down emotionally.

For risk management, I’d keep maximum risk at 1% of total trading capital on this trade. Position size should be calculated from the distance between entry and stop-loss, so even if the stop is hit, the loss stays within that 1% limit. Leverage can change position size, but it should never change the amount I’m willing to lose.

For me, the trade is not about predicting the next PEPE candle. It’s about letting price confirm the idea first, keeping the downside defined, and giving the upside enough room to justify the risk.

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