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NBISUSDTNebius

+75.98%
Result
Side
Short
Entry
266.49
Exit
258.18
Leverage
×25
Opened
2026-08-14
Closed
2026-08-18
Held
4 d
2026-08-19 03:00 UTCO 246.53H 247.10L 244.83C 245.84−0.28%Vol 3.5K
▲ buy▼ sell┄ average entry and exit

Trade breakdown

The trade involved a short position on Nebius (NBISUSDT), opened at an entry price of 266.49 and closed at 258.18. The position was active from 2026-08-14 to 2026-08-18, resulting in a holding period of four days. This specific transaction yielded a result of +75.98% as displayed on the trade page. By selling first with the intention to buy back later at a lower price, the manager profited from the downward movement of the asset during this brief window.

At the moment of entry, the technical picture showed mixed signals in the hourly chart data. The RSI(14) stood at 69.3, suggesting the asset had recently risen and might be overbought. Meanwhile, the MACD line was below its signal line with a histogram value of -0.03% of price, indicating weakening upward momentum. Bollinger Bands showed a %B value of 1.24, meaning price was above the upper band, while the band width was 4.9% of price. Volume surged to 10.2 times the average of the previous 20 hours, despite a modest 24-hour price change of -0.50%. A trader reads this as high volatility with potential exhaustion in the prior uptrend.

During the four-day hold, the market moved significantly against and then in favor of the short position. The worst move against the entry reached -7.04%, pushing the highest price to 285.24 before reversing. Conversely, the best move in the direction of the position hit +5.17%, with prices dipping to a low of 252.71. The exit at 258.18 captured most of this downward correction. The RSI(14) at the moment of exit had dropped sharply to 35.3, reflecting the substantial price decline from the entry point.

For readers new to trading, a short position means betting that an asset's price will fall. Leverage setting of ×25 magnifies both gains and losses relative to the capital used; it does not represent a deposit but amplifies the effect of price changes. On the chart, marks indicate entries and exits without implying strategy. Understanding these basics helps investors see how small price shifts can lead to large percentage results when leverage is applied, highlighting why such tools require careful monitoring.

Comparing this trade to others in different sectors provides context on market diversity. For instance, a short position in TUTUSDT 2026-08-17 resulted in +30.96%, showing similar directional success in another crypto asset. In contrast, a long position in ETHUSDT 2026-08-21 yielded +18.89%, demonstrating profit potential on the upside in the eth market. These examples illustrate that different instruments behave uniquely under varying conditions, and one trade's outcome does not predict another's.

The result of this single trade says nothing about future results. This page shows history, not advice. Investors seeking to learn how to invest into stock or explore us stocks should conduct their own research. Past performance is not indicative of future success, and all trading involves uncertainty. We present these details transparently so you can review the facts without bias or expectation.

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