TRADOOR's recent performance has indeed attracted a lot of attention. The short-term increase is obvious, with a jump of 4.88% just in the last day. Looking at the futures market, the performance is even more impressive — a direct surge of 22.24% on a major exchange's futures platform. The current price stands at $1.814, with a 24-hour trading volume of $3.19 million. Such trading volume is definitely not to be underestimated.



Based on community feedback, approximately 80% of sentiment is positive. Coupled with the 24.26% increase over the past day, market participation is clearly rising. However, it's important to stay rational — FOMO can easily cloud judgment.

If you want to participate, the recommended approach is to operate with a light position in contracts, and setting a stop-loss is crucial — consider exiting below $1.75. The target price can be set around $2.0. Of course, in such market conditions, stop-loss orders are likely to be triggered quickly, so position size must be controlled. When the market is hot, problems are most likely to occur. Don't go crazy just because of short-term gains.

Keep an eye on its subsequent performance, as market changes happen rapidly.
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PanicSellervip
· 2025-12-30 15:59
A 22-point futures increase? Come on, this kind of market is most likely to trigger liquidation. Set stop-loss at 1.75? Easy to say, but can you really stop the loss when it happens? I'm done following, let's see what happens. Another FOMO harvesting machine? I choose to lie flat. Small position? I doubt the person who came up with this advice has ever been trapped.
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MidsommarWalletvip
· 2025-12-30 15:42
A 22% increase is indeed fierce, but this is the easiest time to get cut. Keeping a small position is the way to go; don't be greedy. 80% positive sentiment? Beware, this is a sign of FOMO. Have you set your 1.75 stop-loss? Don't rely on luck. Futures are surging so strongly; retail investors following the trend are almost certainly going to be the bagholders. Can 2.0 really be reached? Honestly, I'm not that optimistic. This wave of market movement feels just like last time—first crazy, then crashing. Just watch.
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RektButSmilingvip
· 2025-12-30 15:40
Another FOMO trap, I've seen plenty of bait like 22% futures gains This is actually the most dangerous time, 80% positive sentiment indicates the bagholders should appear It's okay to play with a small position, don't really bet your assets Let's see who gets swept out at 1.75
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AirdropHustlervip
· 2025-12-30 15:33
A 22% increase in futures is indeed impressive, but this kind of market is most likely to top out. To be honest, I'm a bit worried. Keep your positions light, and stop-loss must be tight; otherwise, your account could blow up at any minute. FOMO is truly a poison. Watching others make money makes your hands itch, but often you end up taking the last hit, learning a bloody lesson. The current volume is decent, but it depends on whether it can break $2. If it can't, it's just a false fire.
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