FOLKS is currently forming support around 5.8, and from a technical perspective, long positions momentum is gradually accumulating. This price level is a good entry reference—consider entering in batches, starting with a small portion of your position to test the waters.
If there is a pullback later, remember to add positions near the support level again; if the market goes up directly without pulling back, don't feel too regretful, because it's uncertain whether it will fully retrace to support. In short, the idea is clear: the support level is your friend.
I personally used 6x leverage to open a long position, targeting around 7.92. But this is just my personal trading record, and the real entry and exit decisions should still be based on one's own risk tolerance. Market fluctuations are unpredictable, and each person must bear their own profits and losses. Trading requires rationality and should not be dictated by a single analysis.
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SchroedingerMiner
· 2025-12-24 02:18
6x leverage is really brave, I am still debating whether to increase the position to 3x.
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SandwichTrader
· 2025-12-22 17:51
6x leverage? This guy is serious, I'm still debating whether to try 0.5x and test the waters, haha.
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PretendingSerious
· 2025-12-21 06:52
6x leverage? Dude, this is a bit intense, I'm still torn about whether to go in with 1x.
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MEVHunter
· 2025-12-21 06:33
6x leverage? This guy is really testing the edge of being a gambler. He missed the opportunities in the mempool and then turned around to play long positions momentum. It's hilarious.
FOLKS is currently forming support around 5.8, and from a technical perspective, long positions momentum is gradually accumulating. This price level is a good entry reference—consider entering in batches, starting with a small portion of your position to test the waters.
If there is a pullback later, remember to add positions near the support level again; if the market goes up directly without pulling back, don't feel too regretful, because it's uncertain whether it will fully retrace to support. In short, the idea is clear: the support level is your friend.
I personally used 6x leverage to open a long position, targeting around 7.92. But this is just my personal trading record, and the real entry and exit decisions should still be based on one's own risk tolerance. Market fluctuations are unpredictable, and each person must bear their own profits and losses. Trading requires rationality and should not be dictated by a single analysis.