CRCL and Coinbase spot positioning: adding to positions on p
This channel focuses mainly on spot position building, adding to positions and stop-loss management, giving specific price ranges and trade records for individual stocks and crypto assets. Recent posts cover CRCL, Coinbase, Intel and BTC: they include a plan to add to CRCL on a pullback to the entry range, records of long-term spot buying of Coinbase, and tracking of stop-loss adjustments after shorting Intel. The analysis style is trade-record oriented, directly labeling the ticker, price range and position action, while explaining the background with reference to profit announcements, hack events and market declines; the recent focus is on adding to spot on dips, risk control on shorts, and increasing portfolio allocation during the BTC decline.
**Overall stance**: bullish on spot, strict risk control on shorts
View timeline for the past 7 days
- **2026-10-30** Plans to add to CRCL on a pullback to the $60-63 range: the post says that if the market allows the price to return to the $60-63 entry range, it will increase its CIRCLE spot position; this item appears repeatedly in the excerpts, and no other conditions are mentioned.
- **2026-10-30** Buys Coinbase spot at $143 as a long-term holding: the post says it bought Coinbase spot at $143 for the long term, and mentions that Coinbase had just announced $719 million in profit; it also says that without the Binance hack, the price would have rallied sharply that day.
- **2026-11-01** Moves Intel short stop-loss to the entry price: the post says the stop-loss on the Intel short has been moved to the entry price, and notes Intel has fallen 47% since the short entry; this item appears repeatedly in the excerpts.
- **2026-11-05** Adds BTC spot at $75,700-75,800 during the BTC decline: the post says that since buying bitcoin spot at 60-64k, this is the first time it has added bitcoin spot again, at the current $75,700-75,800 level, and that it is raising its bitcoin portfolio allocation during the decline.
Tracked assets
BTC
Sources (on-site messages)
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FAQ
### Where does this data come from?
It comes from the call signals this channel posts in public communities; the system parses the entry price, take-profit and stop-loss, and then checks each 1-minute candlestick to determine whether they were reached.
### How is the win rate calculated?
The denominator only counts signals where "the entry price was reached and the first take-profit or stop-loss was subsequently hit"; signals that never reached the entry price, or that were not triggered within 48 hours, are not counted.
### Why is simulated return calculated with 100x leverage?
100x is a uniform basis for horizontal comparison, not an achievable return. The maximum loss on a single trade is counted as liquidation at −100%; actual trading also incurs fees, funding rates and slippage.
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