Looking back at MYX's recent moves, it's actually pretty interesting.
I first noticed it on November 7, but the volatility was pitifully small back then, so I didn’t make a move—when trading, you have to wait for a real opportunity. Twelve days later in the afternoon, at the 3.1265 level, the market structure suddenly lined up, so I decisively entered spot.
On the 24th, there was another pullback, dropping to 2.885. I love this kind of double bottom: added to my position, set my stop loss at 2.7. It's not about going all-in and gambling on luck, but about scaling up step by step as the trend develops.
I'm still holding now. My core thesis hasn't changed, so I'll keep holding. Markets aren’t about winning or losing on a single decision—it’s about observing, entering, adjusting, and holding. Connecting each step is the proper way to trade.
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GateUser-bfd570e8
· 3h ago
When will the price be pumped?
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probably_nothing_anon
· 12h ago
This guy has a good sense of timing. Daring to buy more on a second dip shows his mentality is still solid. But I have to say, this strategy works well in a choppy market, but if a black swan event suddenly crashes the bottom, he might take a hit. Holding is fine, just worried the market might suddenly turn.
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MetaverseMigrant
· 12h ago
Decisively bought more during the second dip; this strategy is indeed steady. The only concern is if it drops back and breaks below the 2.7 line.
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0xInsomnia
· 12h ago
I was there during the second dip too, but you really nailed the timing. I need to learn from you on waiting for the right opportunity.
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LuckyBearDrawer
· 12h ago
This move is pretty interesting, but I still think the risk of a double bottom here is a bit high.
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SignatureVerifier
· 12h ago
ngl, this entry strategy is technically sound but the risk management here requires further auditing. stop loss at 2.7 looks statistically improbable given the volatility profile... or is it? tbh never trust a single validation point. the multi-entry approach tho, that's where insufficient rigor usually hides.
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ForkInTheRoad
· 12h ago
This guy has great control over the pace; not being greedy for speed is the key.
Looking back at MYX's recent moves, it's actually pretty interesting.
I first noticed it on November 7, but the volatility was pitifully small back then, so I didn’t make a move—when trading, you have to wait for a real opportunity. Twelve days later in the afternoon, at the 3.1265 level, the market structure suddenly lined up, so I decisively entered spot.
On the 24th, there was another pullback, dropping to 2.885. I love this kind of double bottom: added to my position, set my stop loss at 2.7. It's not about going all-in and gambling on luck, but about scaling up step by step as the trend develops.
I'm still holding now. My core thesis hasn't changed, so I'll keep holding. Markets aren’t about winning or losing on a single decision—it’s about observing, entering, adjusting, and holding. Connecting each step is the proper way to trade.