2026-01-03 07:24:50

USELESS's recent trend is worth paying attention to. Going short directly around 0.1045 is one idea, then adding positions at 0.11 to leave room for adjustment. If you want to fully exit, 0.15 is a clear exit point.

Technically, this asset has been under pressure on the smaller timeframes, with multiple tests above but no effective liquidity to push it higher. In this situation, the momentum to continue upward is insufficient. Plus, mainstream cryptocurrencies have recently shown a need for pullbacks, making small coins like USELESS more susceptible to being dragged down.

From a risk-reward perspective, this short setup has a good risk-reward ratio—stop-loss points are clear, and targets are well-defined. There's no need for too much hesitation; it's just a matter of execution.

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LiquidityNinja

· 01-06 04:18

0.1045 entering the market sounds reliable, but the liquidity of this coin is too poor, and I'm still worried about getting trapped.

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MEVSandwich

· 01-06 02:14

0.1045 to the void? This operation depends on the market depth. USELESS liquidity is inherently weak and easily broken through. Adding to the position to 0.11 might be a bit greedy. Small coins like this can rebound unexpectedly. Execution is not a problem, but the key is to stay alive until 0.15. Otherwise, all efforts are in vain.

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NFTBlackHole

· 01-03 07:55

0.1045 to the void? That's a bit aggressive. I'll wait for the retest of 0.11 before making a move. Anyway, this crappy coin's liquidity is just like that.

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AltcoinMarathoner

· 01-03 07:54

tbh the 0.1045 entry sounds clean, but ngl if i'm honest... been through enough altcoin marathons to know these low-liquidity runners just get swept in the wrong direction. yeah the risk-reward math checks out on paper, but execution? that's where most traders bonk their heads into mile 18 lol

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fren.eth

· 01-03 07:54

0.1045 entering the empty listening sounds good, but I'm worried it might just be theoretical talk. When it comes to critical moments, it's still easy to hesitate.

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LootboxPhobia

· 01-03 07:37

0.1045 short entry is indeed reliable, just worried about trembling hands and exiting early With such a clear profit and loss ratio, not taking action would be foolish No liquidity and still expecting prices to go up? Dreaming I remember withdrawing at 0.15, no greed, no loss Small coins are like this, playing with big risk players makes it easy to hit a mine If this wave can safely reach 0.15, I’ll just relax and do nothing

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ExpectationFarmer

· 01-03 07:33

0.1045 entering the market sounds good, but small coins are too easily influenced and brought down by the mainstream. I still need to observe the market's performance before making a decision.

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MrDecoder

· 01-03 07:31

0.1045 entering the space is indeed tempting, but I'm afraid it's another situation that looks simple but ends up being a trap... Small coins are like that; once liquidity dries up, all technical analysis becomes useless.

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0xDreamChaser

· 01-03 07:28

0.1045 to exit? The liquidity of this position really can't hold up, it's easy to be dragged in by mainstream coins. Still need to wait for the 0.11 re-entry opportunity, or the risk will be terrifyingly high.

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