xpl volume has increased, stop loss at 0.0776 $XPL

If you want to play with zec, you can enter the first position $ZEC

You will see 50k BTC before you see 100k BTC $BTC

Short-term support, resistance, and liquidation; focus on your own charts $HYPE

Long-term position, holding time at least until the week of October 19, 20% initial position first, watch the reaction at 83.56 to decide further actions $HYPE

$HYPE first put in 20% of the initial position, long-term, with the final stop loss set at 105, risking 10% of the principal. There may be an early stop loss between 88-94, enter first

$XPL Check out this position for xpl

Every trade I place has a risk-reward ratio exceeding 10:1. For each trade, I tell you the percentage of principal at risk. Trades with a low win rate generally risk 0.5%, while those with a high win rate and good risk-reward ratio usually take a heavy position of 3-5%, never exceeding 5%. Heavily weighted trades require holding on, while light positions can be taken with a quick taste and exited easily. Before opening each trade, I only keep the corresponding funds in the contract account; the rest stays in the funding account, using cross margin mode because I usually roll two positions. Opening isolated margin is difficult to manage. Rolling positions is not scary; I roll at support and resistance swap points, following my ratio and price levels. The stop-loss point for rolling is the exit point. Generally, the first roll is 2-3 times, the second roll is one time, and I basically only roll twice. I open each trade based on my principal ratio. Over the long term, the maximum drawdown won't exceed 10%. My trading model has been in operation for three years. The largest drawdown in three years was 27%, with an average drawdown between 5-10%. Basically, on average, your funding account can double or triple every three months. My trading system can't achieve tens of times gains in a single day, but the advantage is that 99% of the time it won't blow up your funding account. Although stop losses are small, the benefit is a very high risk-reward ratio. In the past three years, there has never been a losing streak of more than 7 trades. I don't immediately reopen trades after stop loss in the same time period, even if I judge it to be a liquidity sweep. I only reopen after 7-11 candles. Opportunities are always there; the market has 5*(3-6) hours of trading windows each week.

2.36 stop loss $TRUMP

It's also weird, anyway, once you roll the position, it just consolidates sideways 😅