DYDX/USD Long Setup – Pick Your Risk, Pick Your Reward
Alright, traders, here’s the game plan for DYDX/USD. Two ways to play it depending on your risk appetite:
1) High Risk, High Reward
Tight stop, big potential.
Entry: $1.20 - $1.45 zone.
Stop-loss: Below $1.105 (confirmed 4H close).
If price holds above support, ride it up. If it nukes, we’re out quick.
2) Low Risk, Steady Gains
More breathing room, lower risk of getting wicked out.
Entry: $0.90 - $1.45 (ladder in).
Stop-loss: Below $0.794 (confirmed 4H close).
Scaling out profits as price moves up.
Key Takeaway: Take profits in chunks as DYDX climbs. No FOMO, no panic – just solid risk management.
⚠️ Not financial advice. Just a trade idea. Manage your risk, trade smart.
1) High Risk, High Reward
Tight stop, big potential.
Entry: $1.20 - $1.45 zone.
Stop-loss: Below $1.105 (confirmed 4H close).
If price holds above support, ride it up. If it nukes, we’re out quick.
2) Low Risk, Steady Gains
More breathing room, lower risk of getting wicked out.
Entry: $0.90 - $1.45 (ladder in).
Stop-loss: Below $0.794 (confirmed 4H close).
Scaling out profits as price moves up.
Key Takeaway: Take profits in chunks as DYDX climbs. No FOMO, no panic – just solid risk management.
⚠️ Not financial advice. Just a trade idea. Manage your risk, trade smart.
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DYDX/USD – Bears Can’t Break It! Bulls Still in Play
All attempts by the bears to smash through the $1.105 level and close a 4H candle below have failed so far. Buyers are stepping in, holding the line.
✅ Risky Strategy #1 is still valid despite recent attacks. As long as $1.105 holds on a 4H close, bulls are in control. If we get a strong bounce, expect momentum to build.
Keep an eye on volume and price action—if sellers get exhausted, we could see a solid push up.
⚠️ Stick to the plan. Risk management first. No emotions, just execution.
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