The 4 DEMO accounts that followed it went from −100.5% to −28.4%: the large number is the smallest loss. The confidence written at entry was 5 out of 10.
It is the card STA users received, with the agents' reasoning and the levels decided before entering.
The price has been climbing steadily, and every dip found buyers again. Recently it rose quickly, leaving a stretch where little trading happened, then came back and held it. Now it rests just above that defended area, and we watch whether the rise continues.
We do not chase the price. We wait for an hourly candle to close above 7.842 with clearly more trading activity than usual, a sign buyers are truly in control. Until then, nothing is opened.
If the price falls to 6.84239, the area buyers defended has given way and the idea is wrong. The position closes on its own, and the loss stays defined and known from the start.
The possible gain is about one and a half times what is at risk, and costs are low. The objective is close, because sellers have stepped in above it before, which caps what this can pay. Nothing is guaranteed: a measured attempt, not a promise.
INJ is the coin of Injective, a network built for trading financial products. The price was rising steadily and every dip found buyers again. Recently it had risen quickly, leaving a stretch with little trading, then came back to test it and held it. The agents set up a Sentinel: buy only if an hour closed above the level with much more trading than usual.
The Sentinel triggered, but the rise never started. For eight days the price stayed below its short term averages, then fell to the stop, which closed the position almost exactly at the planned level, with the price down 13.8%. The four DEMO accounts that followed it all lost, more so those that had chosen higher leverage.
The first risk the agents wrote down was exactly this: buying while in the last hours the price had just turned down. That is why confidence was 5 out of 10, and the numbers gathered at entry gave little chance of reaching the target. There was no push, neither from the news nor from the market. The lesson is that a steady rise, when it turns even only in the short term, should be waited for rather than bought.
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