Guys, are your long positions still open?

Raining man 2026

#Gate60MillionUsers
60 million users is a huge number, but behind every number there is a different story. Here’s a small part of mine.
I joined Gate without really knowing how much this journey would teach me.
In the beginning, I was mostly curious. I would open the market, look at the charts for a while, watch prices move up and down, and then close the app thinking, “Maybe I’ll understand this tomorrow.” 😂
My first few weeks were basically a battle between curiosity and confusion.
I still remember one of my early trades. I had spent a long time watching a chart and finally convinced mysel

Most traders will ignore LINK at 12.059—that's exactly why this 95% confidence long is primed to sting them.

$LINK /USDT - LONG

Trade Plan:
Entry: 12.033 – 12.085
SL: 11.813
TP1: 12.244
TP2: 12.367
TP3: 12.551

Why this setup?
Why now? The 4H setup is armed with a bullish 1-day trend, while RSI 15m at 56.37 shows momentum hasn’t overheated—room to run.
- Entry window: 12.033–12.085, tight stop at 11.813 (risk ~2%).
- Path of least resistance: TP1 at 12.244, TP2 at 12.367—that’s +2.5% before you even blink.
- ATR 1h at 0.1025 means volatility is alive, but the invalidation at 11.412

Many people are focused on the key levels above, while overlooking the key levels below slowly moving higher. $BULLA After this move was pushed up from around 0.028584, the floating profit on my long position once reached +1949.58%, but I never chose to exit everything at once.
Because in trading, taking profits and letting profits run are inherently contradictory. My approach is simple: first turn 70% into real cash, move the take-profit level for the remaining 20% above the entry price, give the market some room, and leave myself a way out.
The price is currently consolidating repeatedly aro

Congratulations everyone hehe
Hope we keep profiting together 🥳
"I am proud of you."

Why the quiet RSI at 47 might be the loudest SHORT signal on $SNDK /USDT tonight.

$SNDK /USDT - SHORT

Trade Plan:
Entry: 1759.03 – 1763.69
SL: 1790.42
TP1: 1739.57
TP2: 1725.04
TP3: 1703.24

Why this setup?
The 4H timeframe is flashing a 77% confidence SHORT while the 1D trend sits in a range—not a breakout. Price is hovering at 1761.36, with immediate downside targets at 1739.57 (TP1) and 1725.04 (TP2).
- The 15m RSI at 47.54 shows no oversold bounce fuel, meaning sellers still control the micro-momentum.
- ATR of 9.31 on the 1H confirms enough volatility to travel 22 points to TP1 w

I just casually hit refresh, and it dropped all by itself, leaving me on the back foot. 😂
When the screen was full of green, $APT /APT bounced twice but failed to hold either rebound. The volume weakened each time; no one was buying on the way up, showing that the bears still weren’t done. I tentatively placed a short order at 0.9133, just to test the direction.
Then I switched away to take a sip of water, and when I came back, the current price had already fallen to 0.6264, with my unrealized profit reaching +2228.96%. This was purely good luck—I casually tossed out a few gold coins, and they

With this move, I don't even need to think—the account is dancing on its own.

Right after lunch, when I checked the chart, $ZEC had just pulled back to around 610.37. Volume hadn't contracted, and there were buyers waiting below—a textbook pullback that held support. When an opportunity comes, you have to move fast, so I went long immediately.

The candle has now touched 1035.58, with unrealized gains of +4942.73%. That was a satisfying bite of profit—the people on board should all be waking up laughing. Being flat isn't a sin; opening positions recklessly is the mistake. I'll take 75% off

If free time also has to be filled, that is merely another way of constraining yourself.

JUST IN: Trader Loracle’s PONS shorts show an unrealized loss near $6.94M as PONS nears a $1B market cap, with total short unrealized losses around $28.7M across major bets. Could signal risk-off pressure easing if price action continues. $PONS

Everyone’s cheering LINK’s 1D uptrend—but the 4h chart just whispered a secret that 84% of bots agree on.

$LINK /USDT - SHORT

Trade Plan:
Entry: 12.147 – 12.199
SL: 12.499
TP1: 11.928
TP2: 11.765
TP3: 11.520

Why this setup?
- LINK sits at 12.173, but RSI (15m) is overheating at 67.2—a classic short-term exhaustion signal.
- ATR (1h) at 0.1046 means volatility is coiled; the 4h bias flips SHORT with 84% confidence despite the daily bull trend.
- Targets: TP1 11.928, TP2 11.765—that’s a 3.4% drop from entry, while invalidation sits tight at 11.639.
- Why now? The daily trend is bulli

$SOL sol has caused so many retail short sellers to be liquidated, clearing out their positions to test the waters. Play small for fun, play big...

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Everyone’s chasing SKYAI at 0.061—but the 4H chart just whispered a secret the crowd missed.

$SKYAI /USDT - SHORT

Trade Plan:
Entry: 0.06075 – 0.06139
SL: 0.06413
TP1: 0.05877
TP2: 0.05724
TP3: 0.05495

Why this setup?
- 1D trend is **bearish**, yet price is hovering at the 15m RSI 52.8—a weak bounce, not a reversal.
- The 95% confidence SHORT signal targets **TP1 0.05877** and **TP2 0.05724**—that’s a 6% drop from here.
- With ATR at 0.001276, volatility is tight—meaning the breakdown will be fast, not forgiving.
- Why now? The entry zone (0.06075–0.06139) is exactly where sellers

WLD's 4h chart is whispering a short—but 55% confidence means the market is laughing at certainty.

$WLD /USDT - SHORT

Trade Plan:
Entry: 0.3960 – 0.3982
SL: 0.4076
TP1: 0.3892
TP2: 0.3839
TP3: 0.3760

Why this setup?
Why now? The 1D trend is *range*, not breakout—so mean-reversion rules. RSI on 15m sits at 51.01, dead neutral, giving price room to drop without overbought friction. Entry ref at 0.3971, with TP1 at 0.3892 (a clean 2% sweep) and TP2 at 0.3839—that's where the range's lower lip likely bites. ATR on 1h (0.004387) is tight, so the move should be slow, not violent—perfect for a

The short position from a few days ago was somewhat painful to hold. First, a wick spike swept upward, causing a small loss. Fortunately, the position was not large, so I did not stop out immediately. I only felt relieved after the price fell back below my entry cost. My reasoning for calling the high at the time was that a lot of trapped positions had accumulated around that level, while the bulls had made several attempts to break through without any obvious volume support. Personally, I felt the momentum for further upside was limited. The market did indeed pull back afterward, and the floa

GPT6 is nowhere near enough; it gets used up too quickly.