FHE is currently in a high-risk zone with clear technical signals. The daily chart has already reached a high level, and both the 1-hour and 15-minute charts show divergence, which usually indicates short-term correction pressure. It is recommended to short and set two target take-profit levels: the first target at 0.13871, and the second at 0.13278. After entering the position, quickly take profits; risk management is the most important. Often, greed destroys a good trade—set your take-profit levels and execute them, don't wait for bigger gains, as this often leads to being caught in a trap. The key is to constantly monitor market changes and exit immediately if the trend does not meet expectations. Never let profitable trades turn into losses.
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FlatTax
· 11h ago
Disregard for this is really something to respect; greed is the biggest killer in trading.
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StablecoinArbitrageur
· 01-18 08:55
Actually, the divergence setup here is textbook, but you're missing the liquidity pool dynamics on this pair. Have you checked the CEX vs DEX spreads before entering?
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OvertimeSquid
· 01-18 08:55
Divergence really requires caution, especially when it appears simultaneously across multiple timeframes. But to be honest, whether FHE can really drop this time depends on the situation. Anyway, I’ll wait until a breakdown before taking action; I don’t want to be trapped by a false breakout.
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Ser_This_Is_A_Casino
· 01-18 08:55
Divergence signals are really like mysticism. Last time I shorted based on this idea, I got liquidated immediately haha
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FortuneTeller42
· 01-18 08:52
The divergence is so obvious. Last time, I was too greedy and didn't take profits, and I got trapped.
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Setting take profit levels is one thing, but executing them is another. That hits hard.
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FHE has been quite aggressive this round. I'll wait and see for now.
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Quickly taking profits and securing gains is the way to go.
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When the market changes, just run. No need to regret later.
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Two target levels are quite clear, just afraid of being careless.
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Oh my, it's another case of greed ruining everything. When will I change?
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The short-term correction has such strong pressure; it feels like a big move is coming.
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The take profit points are all set. Let's see who can actually execute.
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Between bulls and bears, I prefer to stay cautious.
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BearMarketMonk
· 01-18 08:33
Is it that old cliché again, that a deviation must lead to a pullback? I scoff at that. The last time I said so, FHE surged by 20% directly.
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TokenomicsTinfoilHat
· 01-18 08:28
Disregard the divergence, I never believed in this anyway. Last time, I got liquidated directly after following the chart.
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GateUser-cf901006
· 01-18 08:26
You are a half-immortal. Damn, after the crash, it's all over.
FHE is currently in a high-risk zone with clear technical signals. The daily chart has already reached a high level, and both the 1-hour and 15-minute charts show divergence, which usually indicates short-term correction pressure. It is recommended to short and set two target take-profit levels: the first target at 0.13871, and the second at 0.13278. After entering the position, quickly take profits; risk management is the most important. Often, greed destroys a good trade—set your take-profit levels and execute them, don't wait for bigger gains, as this often leads to being caught in a trap. The key is to constantly monitor market changes and exit immediately if the trend does not meet expectations. Never let profitable trades turn into losses.