DOGE Contract Operation Follow-up Record

Last night, I went long at around 0.1485, but I only hit a little profit at the target level before being stopped out. Currently, this position is temporarily in floating loss.

The key is today’s afternoon trend—if a bottom divergence appears and a bottom is tested, there will be an opportunity to add to the position. Before the North American market opens, if you can break even or keep floating loss within 1% of the principal, you can consider stop-loss or take profit.

If the price continues to break down with increased volume tonight and cannot recover, you must exit if losses exceed 2% of the principal; don’t hold on. Honestly, there’s no need to hold this position long-term; it’s a short-term trade.

The operational idea is as follows: you can place an order at 0.1395 first. If tonight’s bottom forms a bottom divergence with the current bottom, and trading volume reverses upward, you can add another position. Then follow the risk management logic outlined above.

By the way, DOGE’s story has been weakening recently. In the long run, it’s possible to remove it from the list of regular contract assets. Let’s finish this position first.

Risk warning: Trading risks in the secondary market are at your own risk.