2025-12-30 22:21:01

LIT is now worth paying attention to for long opportunities. Don't be fooled by the high coin price; a high price itself reflects market consensus—funds are indeed optimistic about this direction. Instead of betting on a decline, it's better to set a stop-loss order and go long, as this risk-reward ratio is more favorable.

Many people are still lingering in the shadow of the bear market, always skeptical about altcoins. But the reality is: some projects have already hit their bottom, and trading volume is starting to increase. These signs indicate that funds are quietly accumulating at low levels. Even so, some still insist on shorting at low prices—which is fundamentally flawed logic.

Looking at it from another angle: if a coin is truly going to zero, why would short-selling funds continue to add positions? Sometimes, accumulated short positions can reverse and cause a sharp rebound, even triggering a bull market. The trend of LLAMA is a typical example. So instead of betting on a decline, it's better to follow the direction of funds and think accordingly.

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TokenomicsPolice

· 16h ago

Adding to the short positions actually indicates there's a chance; I agree with this logic. However, how far LIT's rebound can go still depends on the subsequent trading volume. Don't be blinded by a single surge.

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MEVSandwich

· 16h ago

High-level bagholders are reserved; since everyone is already losing money, might as well just hold the coins. Honestly, the volume hasn't picked up yet, so stop with this rhetoric. This logic... is the same as when a certain big V talked about LUNA last time. Shorts also have funds; this argument is a bit far-fetched. For LIT to truly turn around, it depends on whether there is real application support behind it.

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AirdropHunter007

· 16h ago

High prices themselves are a consensus; I agree with this logic, but it depends on the fundamentals. How is the technical outlook for LIT right now? Going long is fine, but set your stop-loss properly; don't get caught too deep. Adding to the short position and causing a rebound? That logic is a bit convoluted. Let's see what the volume says. Following the funds is correct, but I'm worried that the funds are also playing a game. Who can accurately predict the pace of distribution? Did LIT see an increase in volume? I didn't notice any unusual activity. Can you send a screenshot? There are opportunities for bulls, but don't treat gambling as investment. I've already been burned by LLAMA. Low-level accumulation does exist, but the question is, how do you know where the bottom is?

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ForkPrince

· 16h ago

High prices are actually a signal; capital inflow naturally causes the price of the coin to rise. Isn't this very normal? --- Stop-loss orders for long positions indeed feel more reassuring than betting on a short, at least you won't get trapped. --- Those still shorting at low levels are really risking their lives; it's a gambler's mentality. --- The combination of volume increase + extreme decline is indeed fierce, it looks like it's gathering momentum. --- The short sellers holding on stubbornly actually create opportunities for the longs; I agree with this logic. --- Stop obsessing over bottom-fishing all day; sometimes, following the trend into the market carries less risk. --- LIT's recent market movement is indeed easy to profit from, just worried about people's lack of confidence leading to frequent cut losses.

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CryptoCross-TalkClub

· 16h ago

Laughing out loud, here comes another story of "funds lurking." The last time someone said that, my principal was also lurking—permanently lurking type. I don't believe in bad logic; anyway, when you're trapped, everyone says "this is the bottom signal," and when making money, they say "I saw this coming a long time ago." The crypto circle is like a comedy show that lasts a year, I can recite these lines by heart. I agree that stop-losses should be used when going long, but the problem is, have you ever used a stop-loss order? When the market gaps, it slips straight to the slippage point. That's when the real experience kicks in.

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