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Slow cook LPing on Meteora: three patient Bid-Ask setups.

Not every position needs to be rushed. Three slow-cook Bid-Ask setups on Meteora DLMM built on patience and chart discipline.

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🧑‍🍳 Slow cook LPing on @MeteoraAG. I have written about the slow-cook approach in my recent posts.

Michael Zogotmichaelzogot.xyz · StrategyPost
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Not every position needs to be rushed. Sometimes the best entries come with patience + chart discipline.

Here are some thoughts on LP entries, pool dynamics and slow-cook setups, with three examples.

$SPARK

  1. High market cap
  2. 24h volume higher than liquidity
  3. The lowest point of the chart is untouched. Could be a potential target.
  4. 100 bin-step, Bid-Ask, up to -74%

Open the SPARK/SOL pool on Meteora

SPARK/SOL chart in a narrowing triangle with the early base zone highlighted and a range about 78% below the current price

$TROLL

  1. High market cap
  2. 24h volume to liquidity 1:1
  3. The price has reached resistance, and we may see a downside move.
  4. 160 bin-step, Bid-Ask, up to -49% should be ok

Open the TROLL/SOL pool on Meteora

TROLL/SOL chart tapping a resistance zone with a measured move of about 49% down

$TOKABU

  1. High market cap
  2. 24h volume to liquidity a bit less than 1:1
  3. The price has not renewed the high, so we could see a move to the downside.
  4. 100 bin-step, Bid-Ask, up to -70% should be ok

Open the TOKABU/SOL pool on Meteora

Tokabu/SOL chart with a lower high after a long uptrend and a range about 69% below the price marked