2026-01-06 03:27:22

SUI today shows many shorting opportunities. The key is the entry timing—wait until it approaches the 1.9800 to 1.9930 range, especially when nearing the 24-hour high but showing signs of stagnation (long upper shadow or bearish engulfing are clear sell signals).

Set your stop-loss above 2.0050. Once it breaks through this level, the bearish structure is invalidated, and you should exit quickly.

The targets are divided into three levels: the first at 1.9350, supported by the short-term MA5; the second at 1.8500, an integer level combined with previous platform resistance; the most aggressive is the third at 1.7800 to 1.6700, where the MA30 forms a strong support zone.

The risk-reward ratio is quite good. Assuming an entry at 1.9850, the risk is only 0.02, with potential gains of over 0.06, making a 3:1 ratio quite attractive. If you're patient, this setup is worth trying.

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SelfStaking

· 01-09 01:14

Wow, a 3:1 ratio is indeed tempting, but I still want to see if it can really drop to 1.8500. I really like this kind of detailed breakdown analysis, and the stop-loss points are quite clear. If SUI can really drop to 1.7800... I might consider increasing my position. It sounds like risk management is well done, just worried about the market suddenly breaking back above 2.0050. This entry zone is a bit tight, gotta be quick and alert. Honestly, it still depends on whether the stagflation signals can keep up; otherwise, it's just armchair strategizing. I'll wait and see, and act when it gets close to 1.9930.

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LoneValidator

· 01-08 13:47

Hey, this risk-reward ratio is indeed tempting, but we have to wait for the 1.9800 level, don't rush in. It's another sign of stagflation; it feels like all kinds of technical patterns have been repeating lately. Can 1.7800 really hold? I'm a bit skeptical. A 3:1 ratio is good, but I'm worried about a pullback that could trigger stop-losses instantly. Today, SUI's rhythm feels a bit strange. Do you guys notice anything? If it breaks through 2.0050, I'll admit defeat; it's not worth holding on stubbornly. I've never understood why the MA30 line is so critical. Planning to meet at 1.9350. If it really hits, I'll go all in. This short position setup has some potential, but the rhythm must be well-controlled.

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PriceOracleFairy

· 01-08 11:35

dude the 3:1 ratio is lowkey insulting... reminds me of that time i got liquidated chasing pennies, except this time the math actually checks out lol

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MidnightMEVeater

· 01-07 12:42

Good morning, night creatures. This wave of short-term structure in SUI is quite interesting, but have you really calculated the time cost? For that $0.06 and waiting in jail for stagflation signals, I’ve calculated that it’s not as satisfying as a sandwich in the dark pool.

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DegenRecoveryGroup

· 01-06 03:57

Hmm, the 1.98 level does look quite attractive, but I'm a bit doubtful whether this wave can drop to 1.67. --- A 3:1 ratio is good, but the key is whether that stop-loss can really hold. History always repeats itself. --- The stagnation inflation signals are explained quite thoroughly, but I'm just worried that just when the moment arrives, there might be a reverse spike. --- I have some doubts about the MA30 line. I've seen similar support levels before, but they still broke. --- Trying is fine, but don't go all in. Who can guarantee SUI's unpredictable temperament?

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AirdropHustler

· 01-06 03:57

1.98 can't be broken down, I thought the same last time Hey, stop messing around. SUI this ghost thing just loves reverse operations The 3:1 ratio sounds good, but I'm just worried that the risk of 0.02 will blow up before I see any returns If it really had such a good selling point, why are so many people still buying in? Stop loss at 2.0050? Feels like it will break through, this coin has been very volatile lately

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GasWastingMaximalist

· 01-06 03:52

It's that 1.98 shorting activity again, someone always says this every day. --- A 3:1 ratio sounds good, but few actually get it in hand. --- Is the MA5 support reliable? Feels like it could collapse at any time. --- The stagflation signal requires very accurate reading. Last time I misjudged it and lost a lot. --- Stop loss at 2.0050, and it was wiped out in one sweep. Still too tight. --- The third layer target of 1.7 is a bit greedy. Not sure how many rebounds occurred in between. --- Anyway, Sui is just like that. Reaching 1.9 would be pretty good.

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RugDocDetective

· 01-06 03:50

Well, the short position logic for SUI this time is quite clear. Entering at 1.9800 with good risk control. This 3:1 risk-reward ratio is indeed tempting, but it depends on whether we can hold until 1.7800. There's a high probability of a quick exit if 2.0050 breaks. Are the MA moving averages always reliable? I always feel like someone is always willing to take the other side of textbook-style entries. But in the end, don't be greedy. Take profits when you see gains. The gambler's mentality is the easiest way to become a bagholder.

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mev_me_maybe

· 01-06 03:41

My goodness, this risk-reward ratio is indeed tempting... but I'm afraid it's another story of a "perfect plan" getting liquidated. --- The 1.9800 level feels a bit fake, I always get the feeling it might be a false breakout. --- Three-tier take profit sounds good, but in actual operation, who the hell can take full advantage of all the profits? --- The stagnation signal sounds simple, but when it comes to real trading, there's a lot of noise, which can easily confuse you. --- A 3:1 ratio is indeed attractive, but SUI's recent volatility has been a bit strange. --- Wait until it really approaches the high point before acting; early ambushes are likely to get hit with a heavy punch. --- MA5 can't protect the 1.9350 level, I feel it might drop straight to 1.8500. --- Set stop loss at 2.0050... sounds tight, but the brothers who are already trapped might already be at this level.

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DecentralizedElder

· 01-06 03:34

This chart feels a bit fierce, really need to wait for a signal confirmation at 1.98 --- The 3:1 ratio sounds appealing, but if 2.0050 breaks, I really have to run, can't take the turbulence --- MA5 and MA30 are pinching, if 1.7800 can't hold, then I have to reverse my position --- I'm a bit confused about this wave of movement, maybe wait for a stagnation signal first --- Set the stop-loss properly, no worries, just afraid of slipping and chasing orders… --- The support at 1.9350 feels a bit weak, can it be swept down? --- Risk 0.02, reward 0.06, looks good on paper, but can I actually get it? --- Wait a minute, how's the market now? Still swinging around 1.98?

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