2026-01-15 20:23:43

FHE shows another good short-term shorting opportunity. The logic behind this move is quite clear — the price between 0.0880 and 0.0900 can be used as an entry point, with a stop loss set at 0.0962 to control risk.

If the break below is successful, there are three key targets to watch: first, whether 0.0848 can provide effective support; second, the secondary support at 0.0818; and finally, the bottom target points to 0.0785. This approach aligns well with the technical progression of resistance levels.

Of course, this type of short-term trading carries significant risk, and stop losses must be strictly enforced. The stop loss at 0.0962 is set reasonably to avoid excessive risk. If interested, you can consider shorting within the above-mentioned entry zone, but be sure to adjust your position size according to your risk tolerance.

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RektButSmiling

· 3h ago

The short positions are back again. I just want to see if 0.0848 can hold up.

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BearMarketLightning

· 3h ago

Here we go again, talking about FHE. I’ve memorized these numbers haha. Still, the same advice: don’t blame me for not warning you if you haven’t set your stop-loss. Can this bottom at 0.0785 hold? I have no idea.

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ConfusedWhale

· 3h ago

Hey, the logic behind the FHE short position is indeed clear, just worried about a breakdown followed by a reverse pullback. Anyone familiar with technical analysis knows that loosening stop-losses slightly can immediately get you wiped out. Is setting the position at 0.0962 okay? The key is still your psychological readiness. Short positions can make quick profits but also quick losses. I usually just take small rebounds at the support level of 0.0848. Honestly, short-term trading is all about betting on probabilities. Just don't go all in.

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MEV_Whisperer

· 3h ago

Well, the data looks okay, but I'm worried it might be a false breakout like yesterday again. Can the 0.0962 level hold? To be honest, it's a bit uncertain.

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DegenMcsleepless

· 3h ago

Here comes another FHE short position. This time, the data looks quite solid, but can the stop loss at 0.0962 really hold? Shorting is always risky if there's a rebound. The support at 0.0848 doesn't seem very stable; let's take a gamble and try. Bro, your last sentence is the real key—position control is the secret to survival. By the way, this logic is a bit suspiciously clear. Every time the price moves so perfectly in sync, there are often surprises. It looks good, but I still trust those inconspicuous small support points more. Can the one at 0.0818 really hold?

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DoomCanister

· 4h ago

Bro, the data looks okay, but every time the logic is clear and then suddenly reverses. Wait, is a 0.0962 stop loss really enough? Feels like it could be easily swept. I always feel like this coin FHE is a bit虚, better to play short-term and not go all in. Forget it, I'll wait until it breaks below 0.0848 before considering. It's a bit early to enter now. If it breaks 0.0785 this time, I'll just clear my position directly. Too lazy to bother anymore.

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MetaEggplant

· 4h ago

I just want to ask, can the stop loss at 0.0962 really hold? It feels like it might get broken easily. Wait, is this really going to break the level? It looks a bit shaky to me. Short-term shorting is indeed tempting, but I'm still a bit hesitant. I got caught in a similar position last time. Damn, another short? My wallet is speechless. But the logic is indeed clear; it all depends on whether the market buys into it. Is the 0.0785 target too far away? Could there be a rebound that hits me in the face? Forget it, I’ll just stay on the sidelines. It’s too nerve-wracking for my heart.

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