2026-01-18 16:25:45

Regarding the recent market situation of FHE, there are several key points worth noting.

From the perspective of the market makers, the short position cost basis should be around 0.08. This also explains why, once the price drops below 0.08 or even probes 0.06, chasing short positions on the right side becomes a viable strategy—because continuous downward pressure allows market makers' short positions to quickly realize profits.

The entire market's positions were concentrated on the 15th and 16th, when prices surged, and now it has entered a phase of pure liquidity cleansing. It is especially important to be cautious that any contract holdings exceeding 5 times the principal are very likely to become liquidity prey for market makers.

Therefore, if you plan to open a position at this level of FHE, be sure to control your leverage. Going above 5x enters a dangerous zone. Risk management should always come first; even the best market conditions cannot withstand a liquidation caused by excessive leverage.

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PermabullPete

· 01-21 06:57

0.08 is indeed a critical level, but to be honest, I still think the strategies of the big players are just a few tricks, mainly squeezing from both sides to harvest. Another warning about 5x leverage... I really don't understand how those who go in with ten or twenty times leverage think. How painful does a liquidation have to be before they learn to use stop-loss?

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StablecoinGuardian

· 01-20 18:41

0.08 is indeed a position prone to trapping short sellers; I got caught in a wave a few days ago. Leverage above 5x is basically giving away money; the liquidity washout is really brutal.

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MEV_Whisperer

· 01-19 12:45

0.08 is indeed an interesting level; the big players are quite meticulous. It's both liquidity washing and leveraged explosive orders. FHE's current market trend really requires careful attention. Leverage above 5x is just asking for trouble; I won't touch that anymore.

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AirdropHunterWang

· 01-18 16:55

0.08, why hasn't it rebounded yet? Feels like the market makers are playing with fire. Wait, is 5x leverage really that dangerous? My friend is having a lot of fun with 10x. Liquidity washing is just a fancy way of saying "cutting leeks," haha. This coin doesn't seem to have much momentum; we have to wait for the wind to come. I dare not touch FHE anymore; just looking at it gives me the creeps.

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ProveMyZK

· 01-18 16:54

Losing more than 5x is really suicidal; I've seen too many people pay the tuition fee for it. --- 0.08 is an interesting support level; the big players are just waiting to hunt down over-leveraged retail traders. --- It's that same liquidity cleaning trick again, every time someone falls for it. --- Not controlling leverage in contracts is no different from gambling, honestly. --- Those who entered on the 15th and 16th are probably bleeding now; I'm just watching the show from the side. --- Don't ask me how I know; you'll understand once your position gets liquidated. --- This wave is really the big players harvesting; if it drops below 0.08, you should be alert. --- Risk management first; no matter how good the market is, getting liquidated is pointless.

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0xOverleveraged

· 01-18 16:42

Here comes the same old trick of cutting leeks again. Is 0.08 the bottom? I think it's a joke; the big players have long been full. Is it only dangerous after a 5x increase? I've never even doubled my position, are you cursing me? Liquidity washing sounds sophisticated, but basically it's just dumping the market. I'm just watching the show.

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NFTragedy

· 01-18 16:39

0.08 That defensive line is really a joke; the market makers are just waiting there. 5x leverage? Just book a spot on the rooftop, I've seen too many people fall here. The most terrifying phase is liquidity washing, especially when there's a sudden price surge; a wave of contract liquidations comes and there's no way to dodge it. Revisit the wave on the 15th and 16th; it all feels like a setup. With such a high concentration of positions, how dare they play with high leverage? They really dislike quick liquidations. Market makers' hunting time is here, while retail investors are still sleepwalking. At this price level, FHE isn't worth risking your entire fortune; risk control is the top priority, it's no joke.

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BugBountyHunter

· 01-18 16:34

0.08 is a critical level. Once it breaks below, you need to run; don't think about bottom fishing. Leverage above 5x is suicide. I've seen too many liquidations like that. Liquidity washing is indeed hard to avoid; the big players are just waiting to hunt large contracts.

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MidnightTrader

· 01-18 16:26

0.08 is really a trap. It looks simple, but in fact the market makers are just waiting there. Still dare to use 5x leverage? Bro, you're just giving money to the market makers. The most feared during the liquidity cleaning phase is a sudden dump. Holding too heavy a position really can't withstand it. Someone just got liquidated again earlier, right? That's how futures are. Instead of chasing highs or lows, it's better to manage risk properly, really. Every time, someone refuses to believe in bad luck and jumps in with 5x leverage, then... you know. If you haven't set proper stop-losses in this wave, don't touch it.

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SigmaValidator

· 01-18 16:26

0.08 is really a hurdle; it looks like the manipulator's tricks are about to start again. Forget about 5x leverage; I think this round of cleansing is far from over.

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