2026-01-21 14:20:22

FHE is a good opportunity to build a position around 0.10. You can operate as follows: first, buy with 100 USDT around 0.10, then add another 100 USDT at 0.095. If it breaks down, set a stop loss at 0.09. Later, depending on market performance, if the trend is strong, you can recover the previous stop-loss order at 0.085 and continue holding; if there's no opportunity, cut it at 0.075 and stop paying attention to this coin afterward. The advantage of this approach is being prepared for any situation, avoiding being caught off guard by sudden drops.

ZAMA's situation is different. The price of 0.05 should be the bottom support before February 2nd — this is how to judge its stability. It is recommended to allocate a position around 0.063 first, then if it breaks below 0.06, don't hesitate and add to your position blindly. But there's a premise: if it breaks below 0.05, it indicates that the whales are dumping, and you need to consider the future quality issues of this coin. If it truly breaks the bottom, avoid this type of coin anymore, as the risk is too high.

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SerumSqueezer

· 18h ago

0.10 buy FHE I got in early, just see if I can hold this position --- I need to observe ZAMA, afraid of getting trapped --- Break below 0.05 and I’ll clear the position, I don’t play this kind of game --- Mindless adding to positions? Uh, that’s a bit aggressive, buddy --- Stop-loss must be set properly, or it could blow up at any minute --- Can FHE reach 0.15 this wave? Feels like there’s a chance --- It’s really annoying when the market maker dumps, why do they always go against us --- Let’s set up a small position first and test the waters

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CryptoHistoryClass

· 18h ago

ngl this is exactly how we started in 2017 before the tulip mania speedrun... statistically speaking, these grid trading setups? *checks notes* that's literally the playbook from $LUNA holders pre-collapse. history doesn't repeat but it sure does rhyme lol

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BlockchainBrokenPromise

· 18h ago

This operational idea is okay, but I feel like FHE is a bit mystical... Is the 0.09 stop-loss level really holdable? I agree with the logic that once ZAMA breaks below 0.05, you have to run; once the market maker starts dumping, there's no saving it. Wait, why do we have to wait until February 2nd to confirm the bottom? It hasn't even reached that point yet. It's obvious you're a conservative trader, but I still think these two coins are somewhat different. FHE's popularity is much lower than ZAMA's. When the price breaks down, everyone talks about stop-loss; but when it really breaks, they hesitate to cut. It still depends on your mindset.

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GasFeeCryer

· 19h ago

It's the same pyramid averaging method again, I've heard it too many times, and what's the result? Dare to bet that FHE's trash coin can't hold up at 0.05? I don't dare. ZAMA's bottom support is so strong? I think it looks a bit shaky... Such tight stop-loss, can't even cover the transaction fees, still need to watch the market. Thinking of buying back at 0.085 is overestimating; usually it just slides down to 0.07 and gets sold off.

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Hash_Bandit

· 19h ago

ngl the fhe setup feels like tuning a mining rig—layer by layer, know when to pull the plug. that 0.09 stop loss is smart, stops you from bleeding out on a dead chain.

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MoonMathMagic

· 19h ago

Damn, entering FHE at 0.10 this time is indeed interesting; stacking in batches is stable. ZAMA broke below 0.05, and I directly abandoned it; I agree with this logic. FHE is relatively easy to operate; just follow what he said. That adding position logic for ZAMA is a bit aggressive; if I didn't believe in it, I wouldn't dare do this. A 0.09 stop loss isn't too bad; it's acceptable. If it breaks the bottom, just run; avoid getting trapped. I've been burned by this before. Staggered position building for FHE is indeed scientific, avoiding going all-in and getting slapped in the face. I feel ZAMA has a bit too much risk; if the whales start dumping, it's over. This kind of operation is okay, but I'm just worried about losing my composure.

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SchrodingerPrivateKey

· 19h ago

This round of FHE's operation idea is pretty good. Entering in batches is indeed cautious, but I'm worried that the market might suddenly reverse and dump, and getting cut at 0.075 was really painful. If ZAMA breaks below 0.05, then caution is definitely needed. The manipulators dumping is no joke, so I usually pass on this kind of thing.

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