While some are trying to use hedging as a protective play against market shifts, we're finding solid opportunities by taking the opposite stance—shorting those very hedges. Take $BTAL for example; the strategy's been working well so far. It's one of those situations where conventional wisdom creates the opening you need.
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PumpDetector
· 59m ago
lol the irony of shorting hedges while everyone's playing it safe... that's some galaxy brain stuff. but ngl, reading between the lines here—how long before this particular consensus trade becomes the trap? 🤔 been here since mt. gox, seen this pattern too many times. $BTAL moving predictably or is that just what they *want* us to see?
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PuzzledScholar
· 1h ago
Reverse operations are really awesome. Many people are still using hedging for defense, but we're making money on the other side.
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DuckFluff
· 1h ago
Reverse operations are truly amazing; I just love this kind of contrarian thinking.
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MEV_Whisperer
· 1h ago
Reverse operations are really awesome. I just love this feeling of going against the grain. $BTAL this time is indeed fierce.
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HackerWhoCares
· 1h ago
Reverse operation of this thing really works, it seems that the tricks of the leek players are also just tricks when turned around.
While some are trying to use hedging as a protective play against market shifts, we're finding solid opportunities by taking the opposite stance—shorting those very hedges. Take $BTAL for example; the strategy's been working well so far. It's one of those situations where conventional wisdom creates the opening you need.