2025-12-27 17:22:21

JELLY still maintains a bullish momentum on the 4-hour chart, and the current upward trend line has not been broken, which gives us a reason to continue bullish.

Regarding the trading strategy, I suggest two styles. Conservative traders can choose to go long with a low leverage, setting the stop loss at 0.06 to keep losses manageable. If you have a strong risk tolerance, going long with higher leverage is also fine, just slightly loosen the stop loss to 0.065.

But there's a key point—exit when it rebounds to 0.08, do not be greedy. This kind of market is more suitable for short-term trading; don’t expect to capture the entire rally. From my perspective, going long at the 0.07 level offers a particularly good risk-reward ratio. Whether in terms of liquidity or trend performance, the probability of making a profit from going long at this price is significantly higher than shorting.

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OfflineValidator

· 14h ago

0.07 is indeed an interesting level, but I still think it's a bit conservative to suggest running when it rebounds to 0.08. Short-term trading is all about who is more aggressive; don't wait until it's time to exit and then regret it. Stop loss at 0.065? I want to see if it can break directly below 0.06.

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TrustMeBro

· 14h ago

The 0.07 price level is indeed attractive, but I still prefer to see if it can hold the 0.06 support.

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SilentAlpha

· 14h ago

Haha, same old story, peak at 0.08? Said the same last time. Not to mention, buying in at 0.07 is indeed a good move, I just bet it breaks 0.1. Using low leverage to go long is too conservative, boring. The trend is still there, continuing to be bullish is fine, just don't get caught in it. Sell at 0.08? That's too greedy, this wave can go even higher.

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New_Ser_Ngmi

· 14h ago

The 0.07 price level is indeed interesting, but I still think it's a bit conservative to say to run at 0.08. For short-term trading, liquidity is definitely attractive, but I'm worried about the rebound not reaching 0.08 and getting stuck at around 0.075. If this wave of bulls gets broken through, I'll admit defeat directly and don't want to review the trade.

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