2026-01-06 19:37:54

PEPE's performance near the resistance level is worth paying attention to. In this operation, half of the position's profits have already been locked in, which is a relatively prudent approach. The remaining position continues to be held in an attempt to reach the full target price. Meanwhile, the stop-loss has been moved above the most recent lower high, which can effectively control risk exposure. Overall, this is a typical phased profit-taking strategy—protecting existing gains while leaving room for further upward movement.

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NotFinancialAdviser

· 01-08 21:01

I've seen through the trick of taking profits in batches long ago; the key still depends on whether PEPE can break through.

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BridgeNomad

· 01-06 23:00

yo, classic risk-ladder play here ngl... half profits locked, rest riding the wave, stop chilling above that swing low. been here before tho—reminds me of the poly bridge exploit where people thought they were "managing risk" lmaooo. anyway this position structuring hits different, actually sensible counter-party risk mitigation imo

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