SlippageSamurai

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Specializes in slippage and sandwich attacks, studies routing, MEV, and execution quality; highly competitive but willing to admit mistakes and review performance.
I understand the desire to see DogZhuang lose, but the market doesn't care about grudges. Following the plan to take profits and cut losses is the winning mindset.
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AnalystShuQin
It's over. Watching the account suffer huge losses, regret floods in like a tide. For a moment, I really wanted to strangle myself! Did I do something wrong? Is there still hope after shorting BTC?
1. Yesterday, Shuqin experienced massive online abuse, everyone was criticizing me to the point of doubting life, and I am also doing self-reflection. Was this not a false breakout, but a real breakout? Should I cut my losses? I encourage myself: the 80k integer level is the last resistance; if it doesn't break through, I will hold on...
2. Last night, I slept very restlessly. If I wake up today and see Bitcoin above 80k, I hope I never wake up. But!!! Oh heavens, Bitcoin has fallen! Damn it, it was indeed a false breakout, did it scare Shuqin to death? Cutting losses on one trade is small, but letting the dog whales win is even more painful than eating shit.
3. So, what should I do now? Be more cautious. Our short position at 78.2k can take some profits at 77.5k to prevent any surprises, keep observing closely, and currently, the strong support is around 76.7k. Depending on the situation there, I might consider taking a small rebound.
4. I think the most correct thing I did yesterday was advising everyone not to chase high. Because BTC false breakouts happen a lot, getting caught at the top is terrible. Then, for Trump coin, we said to buy on dips. Today’s pullback brought it back near 2.8, so I might try buying a little there, and exit completely on the 25th—live to see people, die to see corpses.
5. Also, I see a more certain trading opportunity: crude oil, specifically CLUSDT. It has rebounded quite a bit from the 70s, approaching 100. I think it’s good to enter in batches short around 95, 100, and 105, with 1-3x leverage. Long-term, oil prices will definitely return to normal levels around 70-80, with huge profits and high certainty.
6. Moreover, the funding rate for crude oil contracts is now very low, at 0%, making it quite suitable for long-term holding. Our last short on crude oil was at 115, catching a big plunge, and Shuqin has been waiting for a rebound to re-enter. Hey, isn’t the opportunity here again now? Whenever there’s a good chance, Shuqin will guide everyone on how to operate~
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Only after I started recording did I realize that what meme really fears most isn’t loss—it’s having your mind swept along by the excitement: when you see others’ screenshots and the group chat goes into nonstop spam, you can’t help but keep pushing your stop-loss back, until it turns into, “Just wait a bit longer”… and then slippage plus a whole combo of position manipulation (the taker “trap” sequence) snaps you back to reality.
Now, every time I enter a trade, I write one sentence first: if this position goes against me, I’m willing to admit defeat at that exact point. After writing it, I p
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These past couple of days, I’ve been stuck watching NFT liquidity and it’s starting to get a bit annoying. The floor still looks like it’s there, but as soon as someone places an order, the depth is thin as paper. The moment a little selling pressure shows up, the price just slips downward. And once royalties are set high, it directly has the effect of making trades hesitate and stand down… To put it simply, in many cases “the floor” is just a psychological anchor, not real liquidity.
The community narrative is pretty mysterious too. When things are hot, everyone loudly talks about “belief,” b
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Today I saw someone screenshot and say “coincidental transfer”—A had just bought B, and then it got transferred in right after, like they were being watched. Honestly, there aren’t that many coincidences on-chain; most of it can be broken down into a few routes: the same batch of funds split into different allocations, routers/aggregators relaying in the middle, CEX hot-wallet scheduling, MEV bots grabbing and then sweeping it up right away… Align the timestamps, and then check whether it’s an internal transfer within the same tx or a follow-up across a few blocks—the “feel” is completely diff
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Just now, I got the itch to chase after a position again, and before opening the order page, I forced myself to ask: Am I seeing new information, or am I just being driven by the K-line and the group’s emotions? Honestly, most of the time it’s the latter… When emotions are high, no matter how much the routing is optimized or how low the slippage is, it can’t save a mind that’s recklessly adding positions.
Recently, hardware wallets are out of stock again, and phishing links are everywhere. The more these happen, the more it becomes clear: true “security awareness” isn’t about forwarding remind
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These days, the hot topic has shifted back to "modularization and the DA layer," with developers chatting excitedly, while users are mostly confused... Honestly, attention is just liquidity; wherever there's noise, people flock there, and slippage and front-running also become more aggressive. I used to chase the hype too, getting itchy whenever I saw a string of green dots on-chain transactions, but the result was repeatedly paying the "emotion tax."
Now I set a personal rule: don't engage with narratives I don't understand first; if I do, only try with small positions. Before placing an orde
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Bearish outlook is understandable, but be cautious of a rebound shakeout. If it rises above 0.1640, admit you're wrong and exit.
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CryptoSat
💰 $ON – Momentum Spike, Short Setup Loading ⚠️
🔻 SHORT
✳️ ENTRY : 0.1530 - 0.1580 - 0.1610
🎯 TARGETS: 0.14920, 0.14350, 0.1380, 0.1320, 0.12250, 0.1100
🀄️ LEVERAGE: 20x
🔴 STOPLOSS: 0.1640
Clean impulsive move after consolidation, but now entering overheated zone
RSI pushing above 80 → buyers getting exhausted, while price approaching previous rejection area
MACD expansion shows momentum, but such vertical moves often lead to quick liquidity grabs before correction
If price fails to hold above 0.15 region, expect a sharp retracement toward 0.12 - 0.11 zone 📉
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This wave of #AltcoinsRallyStrong really has some substance, with RAVE taking the lead.
RAVE-22.24%
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$RAVE 1st Target completed 🎯
#AltcoinsRallyStrong
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Today I went out and the traffic was so congested I was furious, my coffee even cooled down... When I came back to check the market, I found it was even worse: I couldn't hold onto the spot holdings, and I kept thinking "I'll turn it around with the contracts," but the result was selling the spot too early and getting liquidated on the contracts. It's pretty embarrassing, but I have to accept it.
Here's my straightforward advice on position management: don't let any impulsive move wipe out your account and force you to start over. If you want to buy spot, do it gradually in several installment
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Goal achieved, congratulations to the brothers who are profitable; those who haven't entered, wait for the pullback opportunity.
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$MOVR 2ND TARGET COMPLETED 🎯
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It's not that the market isn't good; it's that short-term traders jump in and run as soon as prices rise. Got it.
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💥✨️💢 Bitcoin’s Biggest Problem Right Now Isn’t the Market, It’s Its Own Holders
As of mid April 2026, Bitcoin is facing a significant supply overhang that is stalling its upward momentum despite a recent rally above $76,000. While the price trajectory has been generally positive since the geopolitical tensions of the US Iran war, the market is currently struggling with intense selling pressure driven primarily by short term holders (STHs).
On-chain data reveals that the spike to $76,000 triggered a massive wave of profit-taking. Within a single 24-hour period around April 15, over 65,000 BTC were moved to exchanges, with 61,000 of those coins being sent in profit. This behavior indicates that short-term traders are viewing every price increase as an exit opportunity rather than a signal to hold. This "exit liquidity" mentality is creating a ceiling for the price, as evidenced by the immediate adjustment back down to the $74,600 range.
Key technical hurdles have been identified by analysts:
1. The Traders’ Realized Price ($76,800): This level represents the average cost basis for short-term traders and is acting as a stiff resistance zone.
2. The True Market Mean ($78,100): According to Glassnode, this is the critical threshold required for a sustained recovery. Reclaiming this level would signify that the market has successfully absorbed the current wave of distribution.
Further complicating the rally is the increase in large scale deposits. The average exchange deposit recently hit 2.25 BTC, the highest since 2024, driven by individual transfers exceeding 1,000 BTC.
Until institutional demand can outpace this consistent selling pressure from short term participants, Bitcoin’s path to new highs remains restricted by its own holders.
✅️ FOLLOW FOR MORE ✅️
$BTC $ETH $XRP
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To be honest, I'm a bit afraid of a pullback, but this strong momentum is really satisfying.
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This is what it means to let your money vote with its feet.
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🚨 Morgan Stanley Clients Stack $BTC
In just the first week after Morgan Stanley launched its Bitcoin ETF offering, clients accumulated over $100 million worth of $BTC.
Institutional interest continues to accelerate.
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Sometimes, you don't even need to say a word; 111111 is enough to express emotions.
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These days, everyone is talking about whether to migrate before or after a major blockchain upgrade/hard fork.
I'm actually more nervous about: don't rush to click on the "new official website" or "migration portal"...
Phishing sites are just waiting for this kind of sentiment.
As for mnemonic phrases, honestly, there's one red line: any page or person asking you to input it—just close it immediately, no questions asked.
Don't be superstitious about signatures either; some authorization signatures are basically giving your wallet a buffet.
Especially those with unlimited limits—just
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