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SAFE's recent movement is quite interesting. After breaking through, it retraced to the 0.185-0.1976 range. My suggestion is to enter in batches and avoid going all in at once.
Start by establishing a small position around 0.195 to test the waters. If it stabilizes further downward around 0.185, then add a second round. This way, the average cost can be lowered, and there's no need to gamble on a single perfect entry. Set the stop-loss at 0.170; falling below this line signals a bearish breakdown, and it's time to exit.
As for target levels, I see three stages: 0.205 as the first resistance, where you can take some profits; 0.220 as the mid-term target, which could nearly double the gains; and 0.240 as the potential extension if the trend continues.
The key is to manage risk properly—each time hitting TP1 and TP2, gradually move the stop-loss up to the cost basis. This approach protects existing profits while allowing the trend to continue.
Hold on, can 0.185 really stabilize? Seems like we need to watch a bit more.
Take half the profit at TP1 and let the rest run; that's the right approach.
If you can't manage risk properly, don't play SAFE. Anyway, those who go all-in at the end usually end up with the same result.
I just want to know how many people can really resist going all-in at 0.195; probably not many.
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That 0.170 line must be defended at all costs; if it breaks, just run.
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The real highlight is at 0.220; doubling your investment is very tempting.
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Those with good risk control really find it easy to make big money.
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I'm just worried about not being able to get back to 0.185, afraid of missing the entry opportunity.
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Take half profit at TP1 and let the profits run; this is the right way.
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A bit timid, quite a few people dare to buy at 0.195.
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I learned the stop-loss at cost price move.
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I think it's better to wait for stabilization before acting, no need to rush.
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That 0.240 level might be a bit greedy; the market isn't that good.
I agree with the idea of entering in stages, but I prefer to try a position at 0.180 first. If it hits 0.170, then I really have to cut, as that would be a breakdown.
There's no problem with the target setting, but the range between 0.220 and 0.240 depends on the trading volume. I'm worried that the bears might be holding it there.
0.185 feels a bit risky. I'll wait until it stabilizes before I get in. Just observing for now.
Doubling in the medium term? Just hear it out. The main thing is to stay alive and come out safe.
Testing the waters at 0.195 and adding more at 0.185 sounds safe, but I'm just worried it might drop again.
Whether 0.240 can actually be reached is still uncertain; the current levels are too sensitive.
The stop-loss at 0.170 is set quite clearly, so at least I know when to bail out.
Nothing wrong with that, it's all about execution; execution is the real devil.