2025-12-25 02:25:57

Some time ago, I bought the bottoms of a few scam coins. Although I set my stop-loss points very close these past couple of days, the price hasn't moved in that direction. The plan is to hold on and keep an eye on whether there are any high-position shorting opportunities for Ethereum recently.

Let's first talk about the status of these coins. BEAT was bought at its lowest point yesterday, and then the market makers started to shake out aggressively. According to previous strategies, either it drops near my opening cost, or it gets pushed up to the top of the ascending channel—there are no other options in between.

The situation with LIGHT is even more outrageous. It almost wiped us out yesterday. Later, I felt there was no more momentum, so I suggested everyone set a break-even stop-loss. My own stop-loss is set at 0.84. Honestly, I initially thought I’d get crushed upon waking up, but it turned out to be just oscillation all day, with no clear breakout. The market makers' manipulation of this coin is too crude; they cut profits too aggressively a couple of days ago, and now few people dare to enter the market. However, based on the unlocking schedule, there will definitely be another rally later; otherwise, the previous actions by the market makers would be meaningless. So, bottom-fishing is fine, just depends on whether we can wait for the moment it takes off.

I won't say much about ALPINE. I’ve allocated some positions to gamble on it returning to the high point. The stop-loss is set around 0.566, but you can adjust it lower based on your risk tolerance. To seize such opportunities, patience is required.

H coin was recommended by a friend, so I casually bought some. As a result, I was floating in loss all night. Everyone can refer to my stop-loss setting.

Now, moving on to Ethereum analysis. My overall outlook remains bearish, aiming to short down to the weekly support level. The tricky part is choosing the entry point; I might enter a position around 3060. If the market surges too aggressively, I’ll add more at 3175. Hopefully, the market will give everyone a suitable opportunity to build a position.

ETH2,52%

BEAT7,65%

LIGHT0,05%

ALPINE1,4%

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PrivacyMaximalist

· 2025-12-28 02:02

The dealer's technique is really brilliant. LIGHT can't be washed out, which instead indicates that the chips are still in hand. --- ALPINE betting on the high point... It's a bit of a gamble. Can it wait? --- Friends often recommend the most亏ing coins. Why can't this rule be changed? --- Entering a position in Ethereum at 3060 feels still too aggressive. Can this wave of correction go deeper? --- Looking at BEAT's rhythm, it seems like a standard shakeout script. Is there really no other way? --- The constant oscillation that can't be washed out is actually a good sign. At least no one is cutting losses. --- That stop-loss at 0.84... setting it this way, the idea of protecting capital is indeed fine. --- Short ETH to the weekly support level. How long will it take to reach this target? --- The bottom of the altcoin cycle was eaten quite deeply this time. Is the loss area large?

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SorryRugPulled

· 2025-12-27 20:51

The dealer's technique is indeed rough; after cutting, no one dares to enter anymore. Now it's all about whether the unlock has subsequent actions. LIGHT's recent washout was a bit fierce; constant fluctuations just don't let you feel comfortable. You need patience to wait for the takeoff moment. Betting on ALPINE to return to its high point still depends on time; don't overthink in the short term. Trying a small position with Ethereum at 3060; if it surges too aggressively, add more at 3175. Watch the market sentiment and eat accordingly.

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GlueGuy

· 2025-12-25 02:56

The manipulator's tactics are really becoming more and more crude. LIGHT's recent shakeout directly wiped out retail investors, and now there are very few people entering the market, which actually provides an opportunity to bottom fish. I think a stop loss at 0.84 is still acceptable. The key is to wait for that surge; patience is needed to reap the rewards. The idea of betting heavily on ALPINE to return to the high point is good, but you need to prepare mentally, as it might take a long time. I'm still debating the entry point for the Ethereum long position. I think trying a small position at 3060 first is more prudent—don't be greedy.

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zkNoob

· 2025-12-25 02:55

The manipulator's washout pattern is really old news. If LIGHT can't really push up this time, it would be ridiculous. --- Feeling that a stop loss at 0.84 is a bit tight, easy to be washed out, but anyway, everyone's risk tolerance is different. --- Wait, can ALPINE really bounce back to a high point? I feel like these kinds of coins are just here to cut leeks. --- Entering a short position at Ethereum 3060 is okay, just worried that the surge might be too fierce and there’s no reaction in time. --- Following H coin is the most dangerous. Eight out of ten coins recommended by friends are traps. --- If the washout can't be cleared all day, it shows that the chips are indeed dispersed. At such times, it’s a matter of who has more patience. --- I understand the logic of bottom fishing, but are these coins really worth holding on for so long? --- I really admire your stop loss setup awareness, it saves many people from going all-in and getting beaten up. --- I agree with the weekly support idea for shorting Ethereum; now it’s just a matter of whether we can wait until that position.

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pumpamentalist

· 2025-12-25 02:40

Shake out and shake out again, just waiting for that moment of soaring to the sky. Patience is the biggest enemy of the market.

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