2026-01-03 02:24:14

PIEVERSE's recent market performance is indeed worth paying attention to. Many people are choosing to adopt a stop-loss strategy at high levels, and I am also trying this approach myself. Based on a 0.9x stop-loss configuration, you can consistently receive around 85 units per month, which is a quite good level of return. The key is to identify the right timing at high levels, so that the subsequent fee pressure will be much lower. If you're also considering this strategy, you can adjust the multiplier and cycle according to your risk tolerance, as everyone's situation is different.

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DegenGambler

· 2h ago

0.9x leveraged trading makes 85 in a month? Sounds good, but I really don't dare to take the high-risk position.

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MetaMaximalist

· 2h ago

ngl the grid trading mechanics here seem almost... pedestrian compared to actual protocol sustainability analysis, but sure, 85 units monthly sounds reasonable if you're not overleveraging into oblivion like most retail does

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GateUser-2fce706c

· 2h ago

Opportunities don't come often. I've already said that this wave is the best chance to get on board. If you're still hesitating, just wait and watch others make money.

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CryptoComedian

· 2h ago

An average of 85 per month? Bro, this data sounds like you're telling jokes. I've also tried high-level shorting, and the result was getting trapped. Now I laugh with tears every day looking at the market.

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SchroedingerMiner

· 2h ago

High-level trap orders are something I've considered too, but to be honest, the risk is still quite high. An 85-month average return sounds good, but I'm worried about the market reversing and crashing the price.

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