2025-12-27 15:20:42

The IR market is indeed hard to predict. Friends who want to follow up need to evaluate themselves; it's definitely not a 100% guaranteed profit situation. Risk awareness must be maximized; this is the basic skill for survival.

First, set a proper stop-loss as a defensive line. If you want to go long, you can open a position around 0.1273, set the take-profit target at 0.153, and place the stop-loss at 0.1185. Remember, this is just a reference framework—your actual decision should depend on your own capital size. If your position is too large, you should start taking profits in batches once it rises to a certain extent, or directly close the position to take profits. The most important thing is to operate steadily and avoid greed.

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DarkPoolWatcher

· 16h ago

Don't make a move if you haven't set your stop-loss properly; it's a painful lesson. --- Entering at 0.1273 sounds good, but the real test is whether you can hold on. --- Greed is the absolute killer in this industry, with no exceptions. --- Taking profits in batches is indeed reliable, much better than all-in. --- Basically, it depends on whether your principal is large enough and whether your mindset is strong. --- Steady operation sounds simple, but actually doing it is really exhausting. --- I'm not sure if the 153 target can be reached, but I'll set my stop-loss first and then see. --- When the principal is small, it's easiest to get anxious, and that's the most critical point. --- IR is just a test of human nature, nothing else.

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GrayscaleArbitrageur

· 16h ago

Stop-loss must be set properly; it is the lifeline.

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GasFeeCrier

· 16h ago

0.1273 this level caught my eye, a bit risky... --- It's the old routine of stop-loss and take-profit, easy to say but hard to do --- Stop fooling around, who dares to go all-in on IR this crappy coin --- Position management is indeed correct, it all depends on who can resist chasing highs --- Can 0.153 really be reached? I just can't believe it --- Steady operation? Haha, only greedy people in this circle make money --- Full risk awareness +1, but when you're itching to trade, who remembers that --- The reference framework is fine, but ultimately it still depends on luck --- I've tried the batch profit-taking trick, but ended up getting caught all the time

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LidoStakeAddict

· 16h ago

0.1273 at this position is indeed a bit uncertain; it seems we need to look at the fundamentals first.

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SchrodingerWallet

· 16h ago

Not setting a stop-loss properly is like suicide, there's no doubt about that. The greedy ones are the ones who really get wiped out. Enter at 0.1273? I'll take another look, feels like it hasn't dropped enough. Taking profits in batches is a brilliant move, don't go all in at once.

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TxFailed

· 16h ago

ngl, the classic "set your stops and pray" playbook. learned this the hard way... 0.1185 stop sounds tight tho, one wick and you're liquidated. actually seen this exact setup fail more times than it worked. just saying.

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