Recently caught the $BEAT move, so I’ll share my thought process at the time.
I was going through the data and noticed the contract trading volume was pitifully low, but the open interest was stacked up really high—something didn’t add up. Then I checked the long/short ratio and saw that shorts were clearly dominant. Hmm? This setup was getting interesting.
I decisively opened a 10x long position. Didn’t have a clear idea of exactly when it would move, but I could feel it was coming soon.
Day one? It just hovered around my entry price, back and forth. My mindset almost broke. Over the weekend, I just stopped watching the charts and got lost in gaming for two days.
This morning, checked before work—damn, straight moonshot! I immediately moved my stop-loss up to lock in profits first. What next? Still gotta keep an eye on open interest and the long/short ratio changes, just take it step by step.
Sometimes, stepping away from the screen is actually the best strategy.
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MissedTheBoat
· 2025-12-13 00:52
Not checking the market over the weekend, taking off on Monday—I'm convinced of this.
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FromMinerToFarmer
· 2025-12-11 10:21
Not checking the market over the weekend is really a killer; coming back and soaring immediately, this is just fate.
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All-InQueen
· 2025-12-10 02:03
The real secret to making money is stepping away from the screen—no doubt about it.
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Managing your mindset with 10x leverage is really tough. Not watching the market over the weekend actually helped me recover.
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When contract volume is low but positions are high, that's a signal—I’ve bottom-fished on that before.
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Moving your stop loss up is crucial. Otherwise, if it drops again, your mindset will blow up.
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That feeling of "it's about to happen"—you only develop that trading intuition after a lot of experience.
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After playing for two days, it just took off—this luck is unreal.
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For contrarian trades based on the long-short ratio, you really have to rely on the data.
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gas_fee_trauma
· 2025-12-10 02:00
Not watching the charts over the weekend is truly amazing. Come back and it just takes off—that’s my trading philosophy.
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10x long position, huh? This guy’s got guts. I wouldn’t dare to do that.
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Making money by stepping away from the screen—I’ve heard it a lot but can’t do it myself. Still can’t break the habit of watching the charts every day.
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Low trading volume but high open interest? I’ve seen that signal too, just don’t know how to use it.
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I totally get that phase when your mindset is about to collapse. Every time I say I won’t watch the charts, but in the end, I just can’t help it.
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Moving up your stop loss like that is really impressive. Most people just stick to one price and get stuck.
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How do you interpret the long/short ratio being dominant? Which exchange has the most accurate data?
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That moment when $BEAT just takes off must be so satisfying. That feeling is worth a night of insomnia.
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Damn, grinding a 10x long position back and forth at breakeven—your mental strength is really something.
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Sometimes that gut feeling that it’s about to happen is even more accurate than any indicator. But you just can’t teach that to others.
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First look at the charts after two days gaming and it’s taking off—what kind of luck is that, haha.
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RetailTherapist
· 2025-12-10 01:56
I made money over the weekend by playing games instead of watching the market—that's my trading secret, haha.
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StealthDeployer
· 2025-12-10 01:43
Not checking the charts over the weekend is amazing—came back and it just took off. Is this what they call the best strategy? Haha
Recently caught the $BEAT move, so I’ll share my thought process at the time.
I was going through the data and noticed the contract trading volume was pitifully low, but the open interest was stacked up really high—something didn’t add up. Then I checked the long/short ratio and saw that shorts were clearly dominant. Hmm? This setup was getting interesting.
I decisively opened a 10x long position. Didn’t have a clear idea of exactly when it would move, but I could feel it was coming soon.
Day one? It just hovered around my entry price, back and forth. My mindset almost broke. Over the weekend, I just stopped watching the charts and got lost in gaming for two days.
This morning, checked before work—damn, straight moonshot! I immediately moved my stop-loss up to lock in profits first. What next? Still gotta keep an eye on open interest and the long/short ratio changes, just take it step by step.
Sometimes, stepping away from the screen is actually the best strategy.