2026-01-07 12:23:09

The market suddenly surged in just one minute, and I was completely caught off guard. I was a bit stunned at that moment. To control the risk, I quickly opened a hedge order to cut losses. Now, I just want to figure out how to fully exit this passive situation. Such sudden market movements really test people; a misstep could lead to losses. Has anyone experienced similar lightning-fast market conditions? Are there any reliable strategies to recover from this?

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ShibaOnTheRun

· 3h ago

Lightning market movements are really unpredictable. I've been caught in it too. Hedging orders are correct, but it depends on the probability of the market moving in the opposite direction.

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quietly_staking

· 01-08 17:17

Haha, a sudden surge in one minute is truly incredible. I've also experienced those moments of mental blankness.

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StableNomad

· 01-07 12:46

ngl this gives me LUNA flashbacks, one minute you're fine then boom—liquidation cascade. hedging into a spike is actually statistically speaking the move, but timing your exit? that's where smart money separates from the rest. risk-adjusted returns on this one look brutal rn tbh

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GetRichLeek

· 01-07 12:40

Haha, bro, this is a classic case of chasing the high and getting trapped. I've been there before... Hedging orders? That thing is just self-comfort. It's better to directly look at on-chain data to judge whether the whales are planning to reverse and dump, really.

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