The current IP coin price is around $2.131, and many people are eager to jump in. My advice is: don't act for now, stay on the sidelines and observe. This is not out of fear, but waiting for a more favorable entry point.



Why do I say this? Because after a gain of over 35%, any movement that looks like a rebound should be approached with caution — it’s very likely that the main force is creating a bull trap to shake off the followers.

The specific operational plan (for the next 2 hours as a reference):

**Core orders** are placed between $1.980 and $1.995, with a position control of 3%, and a stop loss set at $1.895. At the same time, place another buy order in the $1.910-$1.920 range, with a 2% position and the same stop loss.

Once entered, take profits in two steps: first, reduce 50% at $2.080 to lock in profits, then exit completely at $2.160.

**The key is to do this**: set alerts at $1.990 and $2.050, then turn off the market interface and stay away from the screen. During extreme volatility, watching the market makes it easiest to be controlled by emotions and repeatedly make wrong decisions.

**The iron rule to follow**:

Total position should not exceed 5%, and every trade must have a stop loss. No exceptions.

In intense fluctuations, "doing nothing" is the smartest move. If you must act, rely on disciplined orders to wait for market opportunities, and never chase the highs or sell at lows.

The core logic of this framework is quite simple: acknowledge that the market may be about to peak in madness, so we don’t greed, but use disciplined plans to catch that fleeting "golden pit."
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TheGodOfWealthIsMyvip
· 6h ago
I'll follow your advice; I missed the whole year.
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HodlVeteranvip
· 7h ago
Bro, I'm familiar with this order placement logic, but I'm just worried it might be all talk and no action. The next second, the market crashes and I start chasing short positions... The key is to resist the urge to watch the market constantly. I've been killed by this repeatedly, losing money over and over. It's called a golden pit in nice words, but honestly, it's just gambling on when the main players will make their move. I can't outguess them, haha. A 5% position is somewhat reliable, much better than those chives who go all-in at once. Anyway, I'm just waiting now, setting alerts and continuing to lie flat, so I don't mess around myself.
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MidnightSnapHuntervip
· 7h ago
This wave is indeed quite fierce, and I'm also waiting for the people to cut their losses. That $1.980 level still feels like a possibility, provided it can drop further. The key is to stay patient and not be fooled by this rebound. Just set a warning and relax; watching the market too closely can really cloud your judgment.
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SelfSovereignStevevip
· 7h ago
Place orders waiting for the bottom, don't chase highs, this is the way to stay alive --- Exactly right, watching the market all the time is just asking for trouble, closing the app is the real strategy --- I agree with the 5% position rule, but honestly, many people just can't do it --- The golden pit is indeed tempting, but I'm just worried I won't wait for the right moment and get caught early --- Setting stop-loss at 1.895? Impressive, disciplined trading makes a difference --- I think, the key is not to be driven by emotions, once you've set your order, just walk away --- I've heard the main force's manipulation tactics a hundred times, but I still want to chase in --- The 1.980 level is definitely worth positioning, provided you can really resist the urge to watch the market --- The hardest part isn't finding the entry point, it's finding the patience to wait --- This disciplined trading approach is indeed stable, but it really tests human nature
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rugpull_ptsdvip
· 7h ago
It's the same story again, waiting and waiting, and in the end, you still have to chase in. --- No matter how good the explanation sounds, it's still a gamble. Isn't it attractive to buy at just over 2 dollars? --- The key is whether you can hold your stop-loss. Most people have already been wiped out long ago. --- Golden pit? The last time I heard that, I ended up taking the elevator downstairs. --- Relying on placing orders and waiting for opportunities sounds like waiting for a pie to fall from the sky. --- Disciplined people would have achieved financial freedom long ago. Why are they still watching the market here? --- A 35% increase is called a trap, so why still place orders to enter? This logic is a bit confusing. --- Holding a vacant position and observing is correct, but don't fool yourself into thinking it's rational; you're just afraid. --- Stop-loss at $1.895, once triggered, it results in a direct loss. Can this mindset stay calm? --- Instead of waiting for the golden pit, it's better to pray that it doesn't continue to surge wildly.
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