2026-01-16 02:28:20

Recently, the focus of the market has been on DASH, and I’ve been following this wave of行情 over the past couple of days. Entered at 45, the price surged to 89, and my account once saw a profit of 4000U. I sold everything this morning.

Honestly, the trend of this coin is quite interesting. Yesterday, it rallied to around 86 and then started to pull back, with the 15-minute chart dropping directly to 76, a nearly 10-point decline. This morning, it rallied again, then fell once more. The current trend is really hard to predict.

My judgment is that the market maker might be controlling the price to unload, but I also can’t rule out that the previous rapid increase exhausted liquidity, leading to a sweep of orders. Regardless of the situation, this is not a reason for me to continue holding. To put it simply, if I don’t have confidence in the trend, I should exit.

This phase of DASH’s行情 is coming to an end for me. Those who participated in this wave have gained at least 20x returns, which is already quite good. But greed is often the biggest enemy in trading, and getting out in time is the best way to protect profits.

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SchrodingerAirdrop

· 01-18 18:14

Really, the rhythm of this DASH move is indeed strange. I think it's smart to exit completely. --- Sell at 4000U; not being greedy is the right way. I see some people still holding on and stubbornly resisting. --- A 20x increase is a profit when you get it, much better than those who are trapped. --- The pattern of the market maker dumping is always the same. Recognizing it early prevents losses. --- Same here. When the market is unpredictable like this, it's better to cut decisively to avoid being a leek. --- From 45 to 89, doubling directly. The move to clear the position was spot on. Greed is truly the biggest enemy.

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DuskSurfer

· 01-16 08:41

Bro, you really are smart this time, taking profits when it's good. How many people are still dreaming inside? --- Is 4000U not tempting enough? You have to gamble until nothing is left. --- I just want to know, how did you calculate that 20x increase? My account isn't that exaggerated. --- I respect this move to clear your position. Really, you're much better than me. --- Controlling the market or liquidity exhaustion—at times like this, choosing to exit is the right move. Anyway, you've made a profit. --- Yesterday, you were still saying in the group to hold on, and today you’ve completely cleared out. Your mindset has really shifted. --- Greed is a trader’s killer. This saying is spot on, but unfortunately, realizing it was too late.

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TradingNightmare

· 01-16 02:58

Clearance was done beautifully. This wave of DASH is indeed risky, but at least I didn't get caught in it.

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RugPullProphet

· 01-16 02:57

This guy dares to fully clear his position after earning 4000U, while I'm still hesitating whether to eat noodles or not. But honestly, this wave of DASH is really fierce, it rises quickly and falls just as fast, the market maker's style is too aggressive. Wanting 40x after 20x? Greed is a lesson in bloodshed, clearing the position is the right move. I'm the kind of person who can't let go, seeing you do it so decisively, I'm a bit scared.

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MevTears

· 01-16 02:56

45 get in, 89 top out, 4000U just run, this technique has some skill. Decisively getting off the car is the key, otherwise the next sucker to take over will be yourself.

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SatoshiLeftOnRead

· 01-16 02:50

Hitting 4000U and still walking away unscathed, now that's the true mindset of making money --- Another timely take profit, I really admire those who know when to get off the train --- 20x increase still isn't enough? Greed really is the poison in trading --- I believe in the judgment that the market maker is controlling the volume for distribution, and the liquidity exhaustion makes sense too. Anyway, if you're unsure, leaving is the right choice --- The key is that he's willing to completely clear his position, which requires strong psychological resilience --- I'm still debating whether to reduce my position, while others have already walked away unscathed --- From 45 to 89 to 76, who can accurately predict this kind of fluctuation? It's still more reliable to follow your instincts --- In simple terms, it's about understanding risk management. While others are thinking about how much more it can rise, he's thinking about how to escape

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