MYX's recent movement is quite interesting. Based on historical patterns, there's still a good chance of a dip to catch buyers. If you've already entered, you might consider placing a sell order at 3.4 to take some profits, then set a buy order at 3.35. This strategy can help you avoid the risk of a second dip while preserving the opportunity for further gains.
Under normal circumstances, MYX should aim to reach the 3.99 to 4.5 range. Although this range doesn't seem particularly exaggerated, there is still some upward momentum in the order book. The key is not to be too greedy and to be patient and watchful.
In the short term, market sentiment is still quite affected by Japan's interest rate hike. Once this information settles, the market may become clearer. Also, flu activity has been quite active recently, so everyone should pay more attention to their health and avoid overtrading.
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LiquiditySurfer
· 49m ago
3.4 sell 3.35 buy, I’m familiar with this routine, it’s the classic high sell low buy.
But speaking of which, MYX has been quite interesting lately, just worried that Japan might cause some trouble again.
Wait, do I also need to guard against the flu? Trading and flu prevention, is this a new trend?
Even if MYX reaches 4.5, it only makes a little profit. It still seems like we need to watch the upcoming rhythm.
I think the 3.35 level is not a good place to place an order, as it’s easy to get stuck and unable to move.
This wave of market movement isn’t that aggressive, everyone needs to be patient.
The older brother’s reminder is good, don’t overtrade. I agree with this; those who lose money are usually greedy.
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TokenomicsDetective
· 20h ago
3.35 Settling this logic is indeed comfortable, but the key is still to wait for the information to be implemented before taking action.
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SwingingLittleLeek
· 12-17 04:58
MYX really coming to pick people up could very likely trap some people.
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JustHereForMemes
· 12-16 22:39
3.35 buy order was placed, just waiting to see if it can drop to the target level. Feels a bit uncertain about this move.
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SelfCustodyIssues
· 12-16 21:50
3.4 Cash out 3.35 Ambush, this rhythm is indeed absolute
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To put it simply, it's waiting for the Japanese interest rate hike news to land. For now, it's still a show
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I'm tired of hearing "not greedy," but it is indeed easy to flip over
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Is the flu still active and reminding you about health? Bro, are you investing or in a health spa?
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4.5 sounds good, but whether this wave can really surge depends on the market temperament
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I'm afraid of the risk of a second dip, but now I'm a bit numb
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That buy-in position at 3.35 feels a bit risky; what if it drops straight through?
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Having patience is right, but I'm just worried that patience might finally lead to a plunge
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FlashLoanLarry
· 12-16 21:50
3.35 I like this point to settle, just worried about getting hit by a flying knife
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GateUser-d704802e
· 12-16 21:47
Now what, bro? Is the direction already clear?
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MevTears
· 12-16 21:45
3.4 Cash out 3.35 Receive? This move sounds so easy to execute
If Japan's interest rate hike causes more turbulence, our rhythm will be completely thrown off
The recent experience with MYX has been a bit boring, but patience might bring surprises
The flu has been really intense lately, half the people are already infected, everyone really should avoid over-trading
The target from 3.99 to 4.5 still seems quite convincing, just not sure if it will happen as hoped
Honestly, I'm more concerned about the data tonight, which might have an even bigger impact than Japan's interest rate hike
I've always doubted MYX's ability to push prices up, but since I've already bought, I'll just hold on
The logic of selling first and then buying sounds easy, but when it actually hits 3.4, who knows if the mindset will collapse
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ApeWithAPlan
· 12-16 21:45
3.35 feels a bit aggressive, can it stay steady?
Japan keeps raising interest rates daily, but it hasn't materialized yet.
The pace of MYX is indeed stable, just need to resist frequent trading.
4.5 probably can't be reached, feels like it will pull back once it hits 3.8.
I'm not greedy for real; last time I was too greedy and got hammered down.
I'm optimistic about the upcoming trend, but cautious in the short term.
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LiquidityOracle
· 12-16 21:45
3.35 This move to settle the bill is indeed smooth, just worried about a sudden reversal breaking through, uh
Selling some is the right move; this wave of momentum is indeed a bit tug-of-war
Can it really reach 4.5? Feels a bit uncertain
As soon as Japan moves, this side follows suit. So annoying
Don't be too greedy haha, making some profit is enough
MYX's recent movement is quite interesting. Based on historical patterns, there's still a good chance of a dip to catch buyers. If you've already entered, you might consider placing a sell order at 3.4 to take some profits, then set a buy order at 3.35. This strategy can help you avoid the risk of a second dip while preserving the opportunity for further gains.
Under normal circumstances, MYX should aim to reach the 3.99 to 4.5 range. Although this range doesn't seem particularly exaggerated, there is still some upward momentum in the order book. The key is not to be too greedy and to be patient and watchful.
In the short term, market sentiment is still quite affected by Japan's interest rate hike. Once this information settles, the market may become clearer. Also, flu activity has been quite active recently, so everyone should pay more attention to their health and avoid overtrading.