Keeping the rest to see if this squeeze has legs beyond today. If momentum holds? That 135-155 zone could shape up as a decent right shoulder formation.
Watching closely.
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rekt_but_not_broke
· 17h ago
Smart people know when to quit while they're ahead. But can that 135-155 zone really hold? Feels like it could easily break.
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MidnightSeller
· 17h ago
A smart move—quitting while you're ahead is never wrong. But I'm betting the remaining half position can break through 155. Don't regret it then, haha.
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ContractCollector
· 17h ago
Selling half is a prudent move. This round really depends on what happens next. If it can hold steady at 135-155, then things could get interesting.
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MetaMasked
· 17h ago
Smart move, better to lock in profits first. But if it really breaks 155, you'll regret it.
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ForkInTheRoad
· 17h ago
Smart move, taking half profits when things are good... But can OKLO really break 155 this time? Feels a bit uncertain.
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TokenomicsTinfoilHat
· 17h ago
A smart move—quitting while you're ahead never loses. As for the other half, it really depends on whether there’s a breakout today. If the 135-155 range can hold, then things get interesting.
Just took profit on half my OKLO position.
Keeping the rest to see if this squeeze has legs beyond today. If momentum holds? That 135-155 zone could shape up as a decent right shoulder formation.
Watching closely.