Last night, I noticed a large holder was positioning 1% of Okma, which is quite an interesting move. To be honest, under the current market environment, I still have some concerns about overnight holdings, so I only made a small initial investment of 100U to test the waters. I'm worried about changes in the overnight trend—if the market turns unexpectedly, it could wipe out my gains. Everyone has experienced this feeling😂.
After waking up this morning and checking the market, I feel there might still be a chance for a second wave of the trend. Currently, Okma's market cap is fluctuating between 600,000 and 800,000 USD, which is a good range for gradual accumulation.
My approach is as follows: within this sideways trading range, look for several support points to gradually increase positions, controlling the size of each entry. This way, I can reduce costs and avoid risking too much by going all-in at a single point. If the price can break out of this consolidation in the short term, the potential for a second upward move is worth expecting. The specific support levels to enter will depend on real-time market movements and should be adjusted flexibly.
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ForkTongue
· 3h ago
100U test the waters? That's the right mindset, buddy, just worried you'll get wiped out by a wild wick at night.
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DuskSurfer
· 3h ago
Trying 100U is really a wise move. I was also hesitant last night whether to join... but in the end, I chickened out haha.
Gradual position building is indeed reliable, much better than an all-in mentality. I'm just worried that the support level might not hold and it will suddenly surge.
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ColdWalletGuardian
· 3h ago
Trying 100U? Bro, your mindset is really steady. I went all-in yesterday, and I’m a bit regretful now, not gonna lie.
DCA (Dollar Cost Averaging) sounds good, but it’s easy to keep buying as the price drops, and in the end, you realize you’re a bottomless pit...
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PoolJumper
· 3h ago
100u testing the waters is really stable, but OkMa's sideways movement this time doesn't seem that simple. Be careful not to get hammered again tonight.
Good morning everyone, how are you feeling today?
Last night, I noticed a large holder was positioning 1% of Okma, which is quite an interesting move. To be honest, under the current market environment, I still have some concerns about overnight holdings, so I only made a small initial investment of 100U to test the waters. I'm worried about changes in the overnight trend—if the market turns unexpectedly, it could wipe out my gains. Everyone has experienced this feeling😂.
After waking up this morning and checking the market, I feel there might still be a chance for a second wave of the trend. Currently, Okma's market cap is fluctuating between 600,000 and 800,000 USD, which is a good range for gradual accumulation.
My approach is as follows: within this sideways trading range, look for several support points to gradually increase positions, controlling the size of each entry. This way, I can reduce costs and avoid risking too much by going all-in at a single point. If the price can break out of this consolidation in the short term, the potential for a second upward move is worth expecting. The specific support levels to enter will depend on real-time market movements and should be adjusted flexibly.