#美联储联邦公开市场委员会决议 $ETH this wave of correction is quite fierce. From the four-hour chart, the key support levels are starting to show some strain, and the price remains under pressure.
Market expectations for the FOMC meeting are fermenting, and investor sentiment is understandably cautious. But such times often contain opportunities—if the strategy is right.
The suggested approach is: don't rush to short, be patient and observe rebound opportunities. You can move the stop-loss down by 5 points to control risk. Many friends in the comments have already added positions at lower levels, so if you still hold long positions, there's no need to panic. Continuing to hold is a viable option; the key is to manage your positions well.
Although this technical correction looks a bit uncomfortable, from a macro cycle perspective, patience is still necessary. The market's temperament is like this—within volatility, there's often the next opportunity.
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MoneyBurner
· 7h ago
There are indeed people building positions at the bottom. I also want to join, but I have no bullets left haha
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fren_with_benefits
· 12h ago
The folks who bought the dip are now feeling confident. I'm still debating whether to chase.
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WalletWhisperer
· 12-11 18:32
Both falling and rising, this FOMC really keeps people on edge.
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CoconutWaterBoy
· 12-11 03:18
Hey, are you starting to buy the dip again? I'll just quietly watch this round of your repositioning.
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MiningDisasterSurvivor
· 12-11 03:18
Here comes the old trick of "buying the dip at low levels" again. I've been through it before, and back in the 2018 mining disaster, I heard this the most. And what happened? It continued to fall into ruins. Stop-loss by 5 points? Wake up. If this wave breaks through the key level, 5 points won't stop it at all.
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GateUser-e19e9c10
· 12-11 03:09
Friends trying to bottom out, don't get too arrogant. This drop isn't over yet.
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CommunityWorker
· 12-11 03:00
Oops, it's the FOMC causing trouble again. This time, breaking through the support level is quite intense.
But honestly, it's actually a good time to buy the dip, as long as you're mentally prepared.
Brothers who added positions at the low points, you guessed right this time. Those still holding long positions, don't panic—it's a test of your mindset.
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RamenDeFiSurvivor
· 12-11 02:55
Both up and down, I hate this kind of tug-of-war before the FOMC.
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just_vibin_onchain
· 12-11 02:52
Brothers and sisters who are bottom-position adding now should be smiling, right?
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Another FOMC and pressure, I just want to know when it will truly take off.
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This round of adjustment is really uncomfortable, but I just want to see who can hold on.
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Stop-loss moved down? I already ran early, now all I have is cash watching the show.
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Patience? I’ve lost all my patience long ago, but indeed the opportunity is in the volatility.
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Holding a long position without panicking is too fake, I’m now heartbeat racing.
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Macro cycle, managing positions... said nicely, I just want to know where the bottom is.
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Does anyone really persist to add at the low? I chickened out.
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Rebound opportunity? Let’s wait and see, right now this feeling is still a bit nervous.
#美联储联邦公开市场委员会决议 $ETH this wave of correction is quite fierce. From the four-hour chart, the key support levels are starting to show some strain, and the price remains under pressure.
Market expectations for the FOMC meeting are fermenting, and investor sentiment is understandably cautious. But such times often contain opportunities—if the strategy is right.
The suggested approach is: don't rush to short, be patient and observe rebound opportunities. You can move the stop-loss down by 5 points to control risk. Many friends in the comments have already added positions at lower levels, so if you still hold long positions, there's no need to panic. Continuing to hold is a viable option; the key is to manage your positions well.
Although this technical correction looks a bit uncomfortable, from a macro cycle perspective, patience is still necessary. The market's temperament is like this—within volatility, there's often the next opportunity.