2026-01-05 01:26:51

WIF/USDT current price is around 0.40 USDT. I decided to take a small position and try a long.

After waiting all day, I finally saw the desired trend. The 4-hour RSI has entered the overbought zone, but the 1-hour candlestick has pulled back from the high, and the MACD histogram is narrowing, indicating that the short-term selling pressure is weakening. The previous rally was too rapid, and I will never chase the high; I must wait for a confirmation signal.

How exactly to operate? First, find an entry point—between 0.398 and 0.402, try with 1/3 of the position. If it drops below 0.388, stop loss. The risk exposure is about 0.012 U. The profit targets are twofold: the first target is 0.425, and the second is 0.445. The overall risk-reward ratio exceeds 2:1, which is the odds I am willing to take.

The market has been tossing me around quite a bit recently, and I’ve lost quite a lot. Now I am especially patient. I only dare to act when the wave rhythm is most favorable and the win rate is highest. This is my adherence to trading discipline.

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GateUser-4745f9ce

· 01-08 00:30

Finally waiting half a day for the opportunity, patience really tests you --- Only dare to place an order with a risk-reward ratio of 2:1, I prefer this steady approach --- Testing around 0.4, indicating you're also waiting for a confirmation signal --- Cautious with a small position, this is a lesson I’ve recently learned --- Losing so much and still able to analyze rationally, I truly respect that --- The only concern is whether the stop-loss point is set reasonably after entering the market --- Two-tier target at 0.445, if this move hits, I think it’s pretty good --- RSI overbought combined with MACD narrowing, this combination is definitely worth a look --- Experienced traders know, chasing highs is just giving away money, better to wait for the right rhythm

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TokenEconomist

· 01-07 12:50

actually, let me break this down—the risk-reward math checks out here, but what's *really* interesting is the behavioral economics at play. think of it this way: most traders chase after the 2:1 moves, but the discipline to wait for macd compression? that's where the alpha lives, ceteris paribus.

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SignatureDenied

· 01-05 01:55

Finally seeing some decent movement after waiting so long, patience is still worth it. I've wanted to buy for a while, but back at 0.412 I really didn't dare to chase; chasing high is just asking for trouble. The risk-reward ratio has been calculated, and this is the reason I can take action.

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GasWhisperer

· 01-05 01:51

yo the patience play hits different... watching that MACD collapse while RSI screams overbought? that's the mempool pattern i live for. 0.398-0.402 entry is chef's kiss precision honestly.

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MetaverseLandlady

· 01-05 01:35

This guy is right, chasing highs leads to death; waiting for confirmation signals is the way to go. --- A drop to 0.388 and I sell; I don't believe it won't come back. --- Only trade with a risk-reward ratio of 2:1; that's real skill. --- It's WIF again; this coin has really been messing with me this year. --- Light positions to test the waters, just worried that testing turns into heavy positions. --- MACD narrowing and selling pressure weakening sounds good, but don't take the chart as gospel. --- Waiting all day just for this entry point, patience really is a virtue. --- Can it push to 0.445? I'm a bit skeptical. --- One-third position, very cautious—much better than those going all-in at once. --- Stop loss at 12U; considering the risk across ten coins, yeah, I can accept this payout.

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