Recently, I have been paying attention to the PIVERSE coin, and I choose to take a small position to test the waters. From a technical perspective on the four-hour chart, there are signs that a second test may occur. My approach is as follows: set a stop loss at 0.718 as a bottom defense line, and then see if it can rebound back to the resistance level around 0.9. To be honest, using a small position to gamble on this potential rebound space offers a pretty good return. Of course, the market is constantly changing, and strict discipline in stop-loss execution is necessary. If it can reach the target price as expected, this small opportunity will be considered successful. I feel that this small-position trading method can actually help keep one alert, preventing chasing highs and getting caught.
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WhaleMinion
· 01-06 18:47
Small positions for quick bets, I like this approach. The stop-loss discipline is well executed, much more clear-headed than those who go all-in.
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BlockchainBard
· 01-04 13:50
Trying a small position to test the waters, I've played this game before. I'm just worried that during the second probe, it might directly break below 0.718. At that point, stopping out and running would result in a loss.
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BlockchainWorker
· 01-04 13:50
Small positions are indeed easier to control greed, but whether Pieverse can reach 0.9 is really hard to say.
This coin is highly volatile, and the stop-loss setup is fine; I'm just worried about a sudden flash crash in the market causing a straight decline.
The rebound potential looks good, but what about the risk? It depends on the overall market sentiment.
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RamenDeFiSurvivor
· 01-04 13:49
Keeping a small position is the key, as it helps maintain a stable mindset and makes it less likely to chase highs.
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GmGnSleeper
· 01-04 13:48
The strategy of small position stop-loss is quite reliable, but I'm just worried that human nature might suddenly act up and cut the orders temporarily, and then you'll regret it too late.
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LiquidityNinja
· 01-04 13:34
I like the idea of testing with a small position, but I haven't fully researched PIVERSE yet. Your 0.718 stop-loss is quite conservative, but I'm worried that if the second attempt isn't executed properly, it might lead to a breakdown.
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OnchainFortuneTeller
· 01-04 13:31
I've also looked at this coin. The range from 0.718 to 0.9 is decent, but I'm worried that a second probe might not be stoppable at all.
Recently, I have been paying attention to the PIVERSE coin, and I choose to take a small position to test the waters. From a technical perspective on the four-hour chart, there are signs that a second test may occur. My approach is as follows: set a stop loss at 0.718 as a bottom defense line, and then see if it can rebound back to the resistance level around 0.9. To be honest, using a small position to gamble on this potential rebound space offers a pretty good return. Of course, the market is constantly changing, and strict discipline in stop-loss execution is necessary. If it can reach the target price as expected, this small opportunity will be considered successful. I feel that this small-position trading method can actually help keep one alert, preventing chasing highs and getting caught.