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@WhiteWhaleLabs you have given me more education than all the youtube videos ive watched. thank you im grateful. i wish you the absolute best for your future trades.

Here's an even cooler use of the feature. Here's an example of scaling in and out during ranging action to print profits and continually lower entry price. This is an active SOL Long position I have. During my overnight price dipped below my entry and ate up scale orders that were present (which is why there is a blank space). I look at the amount of SOL that was filled and now I've re-placed the band of exit orders that had already previously been filled. So when price goes above my entry point again I'll start partially exiting again. Whatever I partially exit I'll replace with a new set of scale orders below my entry price. This particular position pre-dates Iran war. It was under water for a long period of time, but I had conviction it would turn around and my liquidation price was something like $20 (using cross-margin on a well funded account). I've logged thousands upon thousands of dollars of profit on this position simply by scaling partially out when prices rises and scaling in when price lowers, reducing my entry point every time without ever fully exiting the position. To scale out of something, you do the same process as you to do scale in however you pick the opposite direction. So in a case of a long, scale into a short and click the box that says "reduce only" - this allows you to take profit via the scale function as well for part or all of a position if you desire. And because the scale feature places limit orders you'll save a ton on fees as limit orders almost always fall under the "maker" fee category instead of "taker" which is every protocols "TP" function.

This is how scale works. It does not mean aping in all at once. It does not mean aping in at the time of a post where I say I'll be "scaling into" a position. And as you can see from the image, when your setup fills, your average price is far from your starting point.

@WhiteWhaleLabs i always thought that i have to manually keep putting in limit orders and force my liquidation price further away, this tool will be amazing to use. im just a beginner but il start small and practice ! Thank you brother

My pleasure. And while I’ll probably make a post on the “Why do I use scale orders” the answer is because most people trying to time the exact perfect entry on something either end up with a horrible entry or they miss the trade all together. If you believe strongly a particular move will happen but are smart enough to realize that no one can time a trade perfectly it’s a great tool so the train doesn’t leave the station without you. Sometimes you don’t get the full size you were hoping for if all of your orders don’t get filled, but at least you’re on the train instead of watching price reverse right before it would have hit your one single limit order.

@WhiteWhaleLabs Thank you so much. This makes much more sense to me now, i appreciate you taking the time to record this and answering my question!

No - and that's a good question. In this example you can see order count is 100. So what the system does is it will place orders at even spacing between your Min price and your Max price, unless you adjust the Price Distribution. If you do that instead of being evenly placed it will concentrate more of your limit orders towards the higher price point. Amount distribution controls the size of the limit orders. When selected as "even" it evenly distributes them across all 100 limit orders. If you're betting the higher price point had a good chance of getting hit, you can make the size of the orders become larger towards the higher price. I made a quick video for you, using the interface, so you can visualize what I'm saying. This is on the @pacifica_fi interface. The yellow line on the chart helps you visualize your average entry price should your entire range get filled.

@WhiteWhaleLabs I’m Sorry for your loss. may he rest easy brother

Yesterday I Lost The Most Influential Person In My Life One minute you’re arguing with avatars on CT, and the next you’re getting a hysterical phone call from the wife of your oldest friend. I didn’t even recognize her number. The call was so frantic I couldn’t understand anything she was trying to say. I almost hung up, thinking it was some kind of prank call, until she handed the phone to their 10-year-old son and he said: “We just found my dad on the floor and he won’t wake up.” Let’s rewind. I was a troubled child. I faced a good amount of challenges in my youth, many of which I simply did not possess the tools to handle at the time. I ended up being a “child of the system,” shipped off to government-run facilities for delinquents. Which, naturally, only made me even more angry at the world. I was not on a good path. I felt as if I had been abandoned by every adult I once believed cared about me. And then along came one of the teachers at the facility, which operated its own independent high school. He taught computer lab, and from an early age I had always been into computers. Even though he was only a little over 10 years older than me, he felt like a father figure. Maybe it had something to do with the fact that his hair turned grey in his early 20s. Or maybe it was because he was simply an old soul. He introduced me to some of the best music of the era. In fact, one of my favorite bands, Styx, I discovered because of him. Years later, as an adult, I traveled to go see Styx in concert. At the end of the performance, the band was throwing various items out to the crowd. Keychains. Memorabilia. Random relics of the night. Then Tommy Shaw picked up a drumstick and chucked it into the crowd. I barely saw it coming, but instinctively reached up and caught it in one hand as if I were some ancient Greek god capturing a lightning bolt. When I got home, I promptly mailed it to my friend. I wanted him to have this, as just a small token of my appreciation. Back to life in the facility. He petitioned the powers that be to make me his assistant and actually give me an hourly wage. That was not something that had ever been done before. I was thrilled. It got me out of the dorm on weekends, and we got to work setting up a Windows NT network for the entire facility, which I still refer to as Neanderthal Technology. I always had a creative mind, and what started as an assignment for English class quickly turned into a 15-year-old version of myself working on writing a novel. My English teacher, who I found out years later my friend was secretly dating at the time, submitted the first chapter to a regional university for a writing contest they were hosting. Much to my surprise, I received notice that my submission had won first place. The university had planned an awards ceremony but being in the custody of a detention center I never dreamed I would actually be able to attend. Until my friend once again petitioned the powers that be for permission to take me. The higher-ups finally agreed, telling him that both he and the English teacher would take me, that I had to stay in uniform the entire time, and that if I escaped, he would be held fully responsible. The facility uniforms weren’t as bad as the typical adult prison uniforms we see on TV. But they stood out like a sore thumb. I was so embarrassed by the idea of going to a university, getting up in front of a crowd, accepting an award, and reading an excerpt from my submission while wearing that uniform that I almost didn’t want to go. But my desire to get a break from life inside outweighed my fear. The evening of the event, I walked through the gates with my friend, my English teacher, and a guard who very clearly thought all of this was a bad idea. He escorted us to the parking lot, gave us one last look, and shook his head before watching us climb into my friend's car and drive off. We began the hour-or-so journey to the university, and then my friend pulled into a gas station. I immediately started wondering what was happening. The instructions were very clear. Straight there. Straight back. No stops. My friend got out, opened the trunk, and pulled out a plastic garment bag with a suit inside. Just my size. He handed it to me and said: “Take this. Go in the bathroom and change. I’m not going to let you receive this award wearing your uniform.” And the tears are streaming down my face even as I write this. That was the kind of man he was. Experiencing true love and support at that stage of my life completely changed me. I started to believe in myself. I started to dream. I started to imagine that maybe my life did not have to end the way it had begun. Over the next 30 years I was able to maintain a friendship with this man who - probably more than anyone else in my life - influenced the path I eventually took. I don’t know how to properly wrap up a life like his in a post. I don’t know how to make words big enough for a man who saw a broken kid in a detention facility and treated him like he was still worth investing in. But I do know this. There are people in this world who change the entire trajectory of another human being simply by refusing to see them as a lost cause. He was that person for me. He gave me dignity when I had none. He gave me belief before I knew how to believe in myself. He gave me a suit when the world told me I only deserved a detention uniform. And I will carry that with me for the rest of my life. Rest easy, my friend. I love you, and I miss you more than words could ever describe. And as I promised you years ago, I’ll be watching out for your wife and son. I’ll make sure they’re okay. 🫡 From the depths — The White Whale 🐋

@killzzsolana What’s ur wallet

I know some people might laugh at this because I used to hit 6-figure profit days. But making $12K in 2 weeks in a bear market is still solid. Especially when it outperforms most 9-5 jobs while trading just 2-3 hours a day. This space is still alive.

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Well I totally screwed myself on this one. Made the mistake of saying I was adding to my solana:zinc155BS4mSPk8GXQj4R5hkVDQXcW253pTYq5SGyfi bags and its been an up-only chart since my post. /sigh I should have known better. But if there is one thing I am, it's patient. Nothing goes up in a straight line forever.

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@WhiteWhaleLabs May I ask what your stop loss percentage is usually?

5 Minute Trade.

@Goeezz_ @KayTheDoc What’s ur main strategy

@KayTheDoc I started in memecoins in August last year with .2 solanas and I got to make my first 6 figures, it’s not bad to have started with less than 100usd

are any of my followers completely new to memecoins ? say like a couple months in really interested to know and if yes can you share your story? what’s your starting capital? are you profitable? etc

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@WhiteWhaleLabs Could teach us some tips and strategies that you use during some of your free time if possible please? I’ve seen you post some it was very educational

A quick swing and a win.

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