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WIF/USDT | 1W 👀You can slowly add to the portfolio. I haven't set any limit orders myself, so I'm taking from the current ones, as I believe the correction is already sufficient in proportion to the impulse. Also, I'll note a very strong support level. - Not financial advice, trade with caution. ✅ Stay updated on market news and developments that may influence the price of dogwifhat. Positive or negative news can significantly impact the cryptocurrency's value. ✅ Exercise patience and discipline when executing your trading plan. Avoid making impulsive decisions driven by emotions, and adhere to your strategy even during periods of market volatility. ✅ Remember that trading always involves risk, and there are no guarantees of profit. Conduct thorough research, analyze market conditions, and be prepared for various scenarios. Trade only with funds you can afford to lose and avoid excessive risk-taking. #Crypto #WIF #Investment #dogwifhat 
by Nyskohuz
WIF: The hat stays on, no room for fearPersonally started building spot exposure for WIF Few reasons: - Bears didn't really achieve anything dramatic during this corrective move. The head and shoulders meme is just a meme once again - Bull market corrections were needed, and they need to be scary. The more people are telling you "its over, WIF is going to zero" the healthier the correction has been. Long and slow consolidation period will kill enough excitement and no deeper corrections needed necessarily - Memes have been the strongest performers so far and I dont see how and why that would change anytime soon as long as we are in bull market. So why wouldn't I just left-curve this and bet the strongest meme in the market? Everything looks good for me. Not financial advice, more like a journal for future self to explore.
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by Schitzodart
WIF looks bearishThe large structure looks like a diametric that is now in wave D of this large diametric. Wave D itself looks like an ABC, we are now in wave b of D. Wave b also seems to be a diametric that we are now in wave e of this diametric. We have specified the fluctuations we expect from WIF on the chart. By maintaining the red range, it can drop further down. We are looking for sell/short positions in the red range. The targets are clear on the chart. Closing a daily candle above the invalidation level will violate the analysis. For risk management, please don't forget stop loss and capital management When we reach the first target, save some profit and then change the stop to entry Comment if you have any questions Thank You
Short
by behdark
4
Dog has a hatThe thesis is simple, DOG HAS A HAT I bought the $2.2 level and then again the $3.7 I hope we get lucky to trade this $4.6-$3.2 range and load up more of CRYPTOCAP:WIF WHY? Because I'm counting on the meme mania from the last cycle continuing and also counting on the nature of people, which is to hit the casino and gamble. Meme coins are a gamble. Over 181 million Americans play the Powerball lottery every single year, that's only one type of lottery. Desperate ''real life'' financial times (which are now) call for desperate measures and that is gambling and I think people will also come and hit our little decentralized casino aswell as the ordinary real life ones. Now the fun part, PRICE TARGETS We already flipped CRYPTOCAP:PEPE , not that importat rn. I will update this trade idea when we flip CRYPTOCAP:SHIB that's more than 4x from here, and that's when the real fun starts. CRYPTOCAP:SHIB ath was 40b mcap which is more than 10x from here. That is my first target. This is my second bag size wise and I'm really expecting a lot from this one See you on the other side.
by dakaUSD
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Dogwifhat Price Surges 10% Flips two Ethereum L2s on Market CapDogwifhat ( CRYPTOCAP:WIF ), a meme coin, has risen nearly 10% to become the largest gainer among the top nine Ethereum Layer 2 (L2) networks, Optimism and Arbitrum. The rise in Dogwifhat's price follows the recent surge of Pepe ( CRYPTOCAP:PEPE ) and Cat in a Dogs World ($MEW), as Solana-based meme coins lead the sector. Solana's fast and scalable blockchain technology has contributed to the success of meme coins built on the platform, such as CRYPTOCAP:WIF , $MEW, and Bonk Inu ( SEED_DONKEYDAN_MARKET_CAP:BONK ). With low transaction fees and high processing speeds, Solana provides an attractive environment for meme coin projects to operate efficiently and engage with a large audience. Optimism and Arbitrum are among the most famous L2 scaling solutions on Ethereum due to their reduced transaction costs, compatibility with Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) and existing Ethereum smart contracts, and prioritization of security and decentralization through mechanisms like optimistic rollups. Several prominent decentralized finance (DeFi) projects and decentralized applications (dApps) have integrated with Optimism and Arbitrum, highlighting their practical utility and effectiveness. Community backing has also helped raise awareness and adoption of Optimism and Arbitrum. However, the contention between Ethereum Layer 2 chains and Solana on matters of scalability continues. Transaction costs were significantly lowered by Ether's Dencun upgrade, and while the hard fork on the Ethereum mainnet has reduced fees for chains like Optimism and Base relative to Solana, critics argue that this may change with competition among Layer 2 chains.
Long
by DEXWireNews
Many Ways to Skin a Cat: Tailoring Risk Management The trading world is a diverse ecosystem, teeming with individuals seeking their own slice of the financial pie. Just like there's "more than one way to skin a cat," there are numerous trading styles, each with its unique approach to risk management. Let's delve into three common styles and how they navigate the inherent risks of the market: 1. The Swing Trader: Patience and Measured Risk Trading Style: Swing traders hold positions for days, weeks, or even months, capitalizing on broader market trends. They analyze charts to identify potential turning points and aim to capture mid-term price movements. Risk Management: Swing traders generally have a moderate risk tolerance. They typically: Employ position sizing strategies, allocating a specific percentage of their capital to each trade. Utilize stop-loss orders to automatically exit positions if the price falls below a predetermined threshold, limiting potential losses. Focus on risk-reward ratios, ensuring the potential profit outweighs the potential loss for each trade. Pros: Requires less active monitoring compared to day trading. Can potentially capture larger profits from sustained trends. Cons: Slower potential for accumulating profits compared to shorter-term trading styles. Requires patience and the ability to withstand temporary price fluctuations. 2. The Day Trader: In and Out, Embracing Short-Term Volatility Trading Style: Day traders are the adrenaline junkies of the trading world, entering and exiting positions within a single trading day. They capitalize on short-term price movements and market inefficiencies. Risk Management: Day traders often have a higher risk tolerance due to the frequent nature of their trades. They: Emphasize strict stop-loss discipline to manage potential losses quickly. May utilize leverage (borrowed capital) to amplify potential gains, but this significantly increases the risk of larger losses. Focus on managing their emotional state, as rapid price movements can lead to impulsive decisions. Pros: Potential for quicker profits due to the high number of trades. Greater control over individual trades and the ability to adapt to changing market conditions. Cons: Requires significant time commitment and constant monitoring of markets. Highly susceptible to emotional trading due to the fast-paced nature. Amplified risk of losses due to the potential use of leverage. 3. The Leverage Trader: Magnifying Gains (and Losses) Trading Style: Leverage trading involves using borrowed capital to magnify potential profits. This can be done through margin accounts in traditional markets or through derivative instruments like options contracts. Risk Management: Leverage trading demands the utmost caution and sophisticated risk management strategies. Here's why: Losses are also magnified, meaning a small price movement against the trader's position can lead to significant capital depletion. Margin calls can force traders to sell assets abruptly to cover losses, potentially at unfavorable prices. Deep understanding of leverage mechanics and the ability to manage emotions are crucial. Pros: Potential for exponential gains with smaller initial capital. Cons: Extreme risk of catastrophic losses exceeding initial investment. Not suitable for beginners or traders with weak risk management skills. Requires a high level of financial discipline and emotional control. Remember: Regardless of your chosen trading style, effective risk management is the cornerstone of long-term success. Always prioritize capital preservation, understand your risk tolerance, and never gamble with more than you can afford to lose.
Education
by ParabolicP
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