Market panic often presents opportunities. FLOW is currently at the 0.11-0.12 price range. My approach is to be more cautious—first allocate a position in spot, with leverage kept low, ideally within 10x. The obvious benefit of this approach is leaving yourself with a 20% buffer, making it less likely to be liquidated.
If you plan to pursue both spot and futures simultaneously, then wait a bit on the spot side. Be cautious when entering futures positions—don't be greedy.
Honestly, this rebound won't be very strong; the market is still digesting the previous decline. Those who are bottom-fishing now are truly waiting for a solid bottom. Once it forms, there will be room for a subsequent rebound. So there's no rush—maintain your rhythm and add more once the signals become clearer.
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LiquidityWizard
· 8h ago
nah wait, 10x leverage is still too spicy tbh... statistically speaking, that 20% buffer evaporates faster than you'd think once volatility kicks in. empirically, most liquidations happen in that exact range lol. better off just stacking spot and actually sleeping at night, contrary to what the degen crew preaches
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ForkMaster
· 8h ago
10x leverage? This guy is still too inexperienced. I've raised three kids over the years and have long understood—keeping only 20% buffer space is not enough. The real strategy is to never let your futures contracts exceed 5% of your position, or you'll eventually get caught and wiped out.
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RugpullSurvivor
· 8h ago
Within 10x is indeed stable, but I still think those trying to bottom out now are a bit too hasty.
Stop talking, that's just a gambling mentality. Let's wait until the bottom signals appear before discussing.
Honestly, at this price level for FLOW... I can't quite see through it.
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P2ENotWorking
· 8h ago
0.11 is really cheap, but I'll still wait and see, worried that the bottom hasn't been reached yet.
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GateUser-3824aa38
· 8h ago
Thinking of bottom-fishing at 0.11? I doubt it; the bottom signal hasn't appeared yet.
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BearMarketBard
· 8h ago
10x leverage? I think there's still a chance, but the key is to keep a good mindset and not chase the highs.
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Honestly, the current price of FLOW is quite attractive, but there are too many people following the trend and bottom fishing now. We should wait and see.
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I agree with a conservative approach, but those who really make money are the ones willing to add positions. Risk and reward are always proportional.
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Adding blindly before a bottom signal appears is just asking for trouble. I like your thinking.
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I'm okay with holding spot at 0.11, but it's better not to touch contracts, as it's easy to break the defense.
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The market is still falling, don't rush to get on board. Watch more and then decide.
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shadowy_supercoder
· 8h ago
0.11 is a bit risky; I'll wait and see the bottom signals before making a decision.
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RektButSmiling
· 8h ago
0.11 at this level is indeed a bit tempting, but the older brother is right, don't be fooled by the market's false rebound, the real bottom has not been confirmed yet.
Market panic often presents opportunities. FLOW is currently at the 0.11-0.12 price range. My approach is to be more cautious—first allocate a position in spot, with leverage kept low, ideally within 10x. The obvious benefit of this approach is leaving yourself with a 20% buffer, making it less likely to be liquidated.
If you plan to pursue both spot and futures simultaneously, then wait a bit on the spot side. Be cautious when entering futures positions—don't be greedy.
Honestly, this rebound won't be very strong; the market is still digesting the previous decline. Those who are bottom-fishing now are truly waiting for a solid bottom. Once it forms, there will be room for a subsequent rebound. So there's no rush—maintain your rhythm and add more once the signals become clearer.