Heads up—you're about to see a wave of .hl traders dumping their short losses all at once.
Here's the thing: if $LIT actually has legs, you should sit tight and wait it out. But if you're convinced $LIT's heading nowhere, flip the script—go long on $HYPE instead.
Bottom line? The real play isn't picking one or the other blindly. $LIT versus $HYPE, or $HYPE versus $LIT as a pair trade—that's where the edge is. You're not betting on absolutes; you're betting on the spread. That's how you hedge your conviction.
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fomo_fighter
· 10h ago
Exactly, pair trading is the real game, going all-in unilaterally is just asking for trouble.
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BoredStaker
· 10h ago
Hedging trading sounds good, but serious players have already been doing spreads.
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RamenStacker
· 10h ago
I've heard this pair trading logic too many times; the key is still who runs away first.
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MoonWaterDroplets
· 10h ago
Yes, yes, yes, pair trading is the real deal; betting on a single coin is just a gambler's mentality. I've been playing this way for a while; the spread space between $LIT and $HYPE is actually quite significant.
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BtcDailyResearcher
· 10h ago
The short squeeze is coming, how to avoid this wave? Is there any hope for $LIT based on fundamentals? If not, go against the trend with $HYPE to hedge your mindset.
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Rugpull幸存者
· 10h ago
Exactly, exactly, that's what I mean. Pair trading is the way to go... Betting everything on one coin is just ridiculous.
Heads up—you're about to see a wave of .hl traders dumping their short losses all at once.
Here's the thing: if $LIT actually has legs, you should sit tight and wait it out. But if you're convinced $LIT's heading nowhere, flip the script—go long on $HYPE instead.
Bottom line? The real play isn't picking one or the other blindly. $LIT versus $HYPE, or $HYPE versus $LIT as a pair trade—that's where the edge is. You're not betting on absolutes; you're betting on the spread. That's how you hedge your conviction.