Placing an order at the 91,000 price level, as long as there is a transaction, you can basically catch a rebound trend. The needle-picking method is still quite reliable, but the problem is that you often can't wait for that opportunity. The market is volatile, and sometimes before you can react, the order is already filled, or the price just jumps past without allowing you to place an order. That's why many people know this trick but can't make money—timing really depends on luck.
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DecentralizedElder
· 7h ago
Waiting at the 91,000 level for three days, but still didn't get a single bite.
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LiquidityHunter
· 21h ago
The liquidity gap at the 91,000 price level has been on my radar for three days. The slippage data is a mess, and it's not suitable for needle operation at all.
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DeFiGrayling
· 01-07 20:57
Missing the opportunity is the most heartbreaking. Last time I placed an order at 91,000 and ended up falling asleep haha
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WhaleWatcher
· 01-07 20:52
You can't wait for the 91,000 level for half a day; it's really a matter of luck.
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DogeBachelor
· 01-07 20:40
91000 orders still depend on the chosen one, I really can't wait anymore.
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LiquidationHunter
· 01-07 20:37
To be honest, I've tried this trick too, and the result was watching the price surge past while I did nothing, with no orders at all.
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DAOdreamer
· 01-07 20:29
Waiting for the opportunity until the end of time, the market has already taken off long ago haha
Placing an order at the 91,000 price level, as long as there is a transaction, you can basically catch a rebound trend. The needle-picking method is still quite reliable, but the problem is that you often can't wait for that opportunity. The market is volatile, and sometimes before you can react, the order is already filled, or the price just jumps past without allowing you to place an order. That's why many people know this trick but can't make money—timing really depends on luck.