2025-12-04 03:01:28

#美联储重启降息步伐 $BOB’s long position operation held strong this time. After opening a position at 0.0242, the price briefly dipped to test the support. That long lower wick was certainly nerve-wracking, but thankfully the key support level wasn’t breached. After a short period of shakeout, the trend quickly recovered and surged to around 0.0288. The whole process proved one thing: as long as your entry logic is sound, short-term volatility is just normal market behavior. Focus on the key price levels—patience is more important than impulsive moves.

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DAOdreamer

· 21h ago

Holding on is profit in itself. This round of BOB's shakeout was textbook-level. --- That long wick was really scary, but luckily it didn't break the support, otherwise I'd be cursing. --- Did you get in at 0.0242? I just want to know how you were so accurate. Share your secret. --- Key price levels are truly crucial. Stronger than anything is having a steady mindset. --- In this kind of market, just holding onto a long position is already a win. Don't be greedy. --- Is a Fed rate cut bullish or bearish for BOB-type tokens? I'm a bit confused. --- With the price pulled up to 0.0288, how much profit is that? Don't just talk logic. --- Short-term volatility is standard operation, but the problem is even standard ops can wipe you out. --- If your entry logic is solid, you won't get shaken out. That's true. --- Patience > impulsiveness. I need to save this quote, it's so real.

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CryptoGoldmine

· 12-04 11:04

If you got in at 0.0242, the current ROI is indeed pretty good. The key is that you didn't buy at the top. The consolidation phase really tests your mindset.

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MintMaster

· 12-04 03:30

Holding the line at 0.0242 really gave me a heart attack. That long shadow almost scared me into closing my entire position, haha.

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GrayscaleArbitrageur

· 12-04 03:14

Uh, that long shadow is really scary. Fortunately, it didn't drop below 0.0242.

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BrokenRugs

· 12-04 03:07

As long as your entry logic is correct, there's no need to be afraid. Shakeouts are just opportunities for you to get in.