$AIN This pin was drawn by me yesterday. That low at 0.1170 was created by the pile of stop-loss trigger orders I placed. Up 32.48% in 24h, with 45.3M in trading volume—the market looks lively, but do you know how the whales play it? Let me walk through my own trading steps: first, I spread the word in a small group that “AIN will retest 0.12,” then slowly accumulated with buy orders at 0.125. When panic selling pushed it down to 0.1170, I reversed course and drove it through 0.14. Retail traders chasing the rally helped push it to 0.1630, and finally I slowly sold around 0.1589. I didn't deceive anyone; I just took advantage of your emotions.

My actual trade: I entered at 0.1280 with a 30% position, set my stop-loss below 0.1170, and placed my take-profit at 0.1620. It surged to 0.1630 this morning, but I didn't get out. When it fell back to 0.1520, I closed manually, making 18 points, but I knew in my heart—I had wanted to hold until 0.17. I got greedy. While holding, I kept watching the order book. Buy orders were canceled and placed again, then canceled again—it was clearly algos fishing, and I almost got shaken out.
There are only two lessons: First, don't chase the third green candle on a day of a sharp rally; wait for a pullback near 0.1450 before deciding. Second, don't set take-profit orders at round numbers. Lots of people are queued at a level like 0.1620, so set yours at 0.1615 to get out first. At this price, those on the sidelines shouldn't rush in. Wait for a pullback into the 0.1480–0.1520 range and try a small position, with a stop-loss at 0.1380. Keep your position below 20%. Calculate the risk-reward ratio before acting.
All the old hands in my group are reducing their positions today; only the new suckers are asking, “Can I chase it?” If you just came across me, check out my trade recaps from the past few days. $AIN I placed this order at 0.1150 three days ahead of this move—it wasn't a lucky guess. The market doesn't lie. #每周来晒 #Gate广场中秋团圆局