According to Liquidity Doctor, traders are advised to short $ACH with a stop loss set at 0.0346, which limits potential loss to $7.20 if triggered. The strategy highlights that swing high liquidity has been swept, and a retest of the local high could indicate a genuine breakout, potentially altering the trading approach.

According to 𝐋iquidity 𝐃octor, a trading strategy for TAO involves entering a long position at $388 with a target of reaching MCR. The suggested margin is $20 with 10x leverage, and the stop loss is set at $367.

According to @doctortraderr, traders should consider a short position on FARTCOIN with an entry at $0.5390, a stop loss at $0.5620, and a margin of $20 using 8x leverage. The target is set at MCR, indicating a specific price point or condition for closing the trade. This setup is part of a $100 to $1,000 trading challenge, emphasizing a calculated risk approach with precise entry and exit points for maximizing returns.

According to Liquidity Doctor, in the $100 to $1k challenge, traders are advised to move their stop loss to the entry point for their XRP long positions. This strategy is suggested to protect the trade from losses unless a deeper market correction occurs, allowing traders to focus on future trading opportunities. Source: Liquidity Doctor (@doctortraderr)

According to Liquidity Doctor, a short position in QTUM was closed due to a stop loss being triggered, resulting in a total loss of $5.28. Traders are advised to await new setups that may be posted to potentially recover this loss and achieve a net gain.

According to Liquidity Doctor on Twitter, traders should adjust the stop loss for a QTUM short position to $3.48, aligning with the previous 4-hour high. This adjustment reflects a strategic response to recent price action, aiming to better manage risk in volatile market conditions.