2026-01-07 04:20:10

TRADOOR contract performed remarkably today. The positive effects from its recent launch are still being released, with the 1-hour K-line showing a significant increase in volume, directly breaking through previous highs, indicating clear signs of main force locking positions, and the bullish signal is quite certain.

The current quote is 1.783, making it an appropriate time to go long at market price.

In terms of risk control, be prepared: set a stop-loss order at three times leverage under the 1-hour support level. If the price falls below 1.75, a key support level, you should decisively exit to cut losses and avoid complacency.

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ContractTearjerker

· 01-10 01:55

Is it the same story again, with clear signs of main players locking in positions? It looks more like the main players are unloading. Don’t ask me why, just my intuition. Is it real? Going long at 1.783 directly, but I feel like it’s the rhythm of catching the top. Stop loss at 1.75? Bro, these critical support levels are often the easiest to break. Be prepared for a wipeout. This TRADOOR contract feels like a script to cut the leeks. Even good news upon launch raises questions. Three times leverage sounds exciting, but this time it might trigger a liquidation. I choose to lie flat. Volume breakout? Ha, that’s the last frenzy in contracts, and after that, it’s time to dive.

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GweiTooHigh

· 01-08 06:47

Bro, I can't see through the 1.75 level, I always feel it's going to break --- Same old story, can the main force lock in positions so clearly? --- Triple leverage? Come on, I used to play like that last time --- A volume breakout sounds good, but I feel like it's just a trap to lure in buyers --- Looks like those who entered this wave will have to take the hit again --- Enter at 1.783? I'll wait and see the reaction first --- Is no one ever fooled by the main force? They always say the signs are clear --- Stop-loss at 1.75, but what if a big bearish candle just breaks straight through? --- Futures are just a gamble, don't believe in support levels

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SneakyFlashloan

· 01-07 04:40

It's the same old story, main force locking positions, signaling a rise. The last time I heard this, I got cut twice.

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DegenDreamer

· 01-07 04:26

1.783 Entry? Let me check the chart first, don't just listen to analysts spouting nonsense. --- Three times leverage? You guys are really daring. I'd better stay conservative. --- This breakout feels a bit rushed. I always feel something's not quite right. --- Clear signs of main force locking in positions? Haha, I've heard this phrase too many times. --- Set the stop-loss at 1.75, just waiting for the moment to cut losses. --- So aggressive right after launch? Be careful of the trap to wipe out retail investors. --- Volume breakout looks good, but I'm still watching. --- Risk control is right, but everyone can never really do it, haha. --- Why do I always feel like I'll get trapped if I enter now? --- The locking signal is a bit exaggerated, feels like it's not that certain.

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GateUser-40edb63b

· 01-07 04:23

Hmm... Is 1.75 really a stable threshold? Feels like the risk is a bit high. --- Same old explanation, main players locking in positions? I don't see it. --- Playing TRADOOR with 3x leverage, quite bold. But I’ll still wait and see. --- I've heard too many times about volume breakout signals. Is this time the real deal? --- Entering at 1.783? Let me check first, feels a bit rushed. --- Stop loss at 1.75, is the downside only this much? Seems a bit risky. --- Eye-catching, but once the positive news is out, then what? --- Contracts are not really my thing, better to stay away.

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