PEPE this wave of movement, the divergence rate has already exploded.
Many people ask me how to achieve stable profits in the market. It's actually just one logic—providing everyone with the most certain trading ideas.
Taking today's PEPE as an example. After a crazy surge, the degree of disconnection between the price and the moving averages has reached an extreme level. I have analyzed thousands of assets, and whenever such extreme divergence occurs, the subsequent correction is often a cliff-like decline. Not a slow pullback, but a direct crash.
Why are we bearish now? Three reasons:
**First, the critical point for long-short transition has arrived**. The low-volume stagnation around 27.70 is the most classic trap I've seen—big players are distributing, retail investors are still buying in. I have seen similar patterns in other coins before; each time, it signals an upcoming correction.
**Second, gravity return is inevitable**. When buying momentum is exhausted, even a 1% pullback can trigger a chain reaction of sell-offs. One sell triggers another, eventually leading to an avalanche.
**My sniper plan is as follows:**
Lock in the current high resistance zone as the entry point. Use 20x leverage to capture that 1% pullback. Based on today's volatility, a 20% intraday profit target is entirely achievable.
How to set stop-loss? The previous high must be defended; don’t gamble with your principal.
The market is sending signals every moment; the key is whether you can read them.
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NervousFingers
· 4h ago
Another 20x leverage sniping, it's no surprise if we don't crash this time.
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SerumSquirrel
· 4h ago
20x leverage sniping a 1% drawdown? Man, your mindset is really impressive.
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MEVSandwichVictim
· 4h ago
Using 20x leverage to bet on a 1% pullback, this guy really dares to do it.
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OnChainArchaeologist
· 4h ago
20x leverage to chase the high? Isn't that just gambling?
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ZenChainWalker
· 4h ago
20x leverage capturing a 1% pullback, this guy really dares to do it
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TokenAlchemist
· 4h ago
20x leverage on a 1% move? ngl that's just statistical arbitrage with extra steps—you're basically betting on MEV extraction through liquidation cascades. seen this play fail spectacularly when volume dries up.
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TrustMeBro
· 4h ago
Put in 20x leverage and it's done, anyway the principal can't be bet correctly, right? Haha
PEPE this wave of movement, the divergence rate has already exploded.
Many people ask me how to achieve stable profits in the market. It's actually just one logic—providing everyone with the most certain trading ideas.
Taking today's PEPE as an example. After a crazy surge, the degree of disconnection between the price and the moving averages has reached an extreme level. I have analyzed thousands of assets, and whenever such extreme divergence occurs, the subsequent correction is often a cliff-like decline. Not a slow pullback, but a direct crash.
Why are we bearish now? Three reasons:
**First, the critical point for long-short transition has arrived**. The low-volume stagnation around 27.70 is the most classic trap I've seen—big players are distributing, retail investors are still buying in. I have seen similar patterns in other coins before; each time, it signals an upcoming correction.
**Second, gravity return is inevitable**. When buying momentum is exhausted, even a 1% pullback can trigger a chain reaction of sell-offs. One sell triggers another, eventually leading to an avalanche.
**My sniper plan is as follows:**
Lock in the current high resistance zone as the entry point. Use 20x leverage to capture that 1% pullback. Based on today's volatility, a 20% intraday profit target is entirely achievable.
How to set stop-loss? The previous high must be defended; don’t gamble with your principal.
The market is sending signals every moment; the key is whether you can read them.