#美联储联邦公开市场委员会决议 $ETH has released many opportunities during the fluctuations before and after the Federal Reserve FOMC decision. In the recent correction phase, short-term bearish strategies indeed have a certain logic—if you can accurately grasp the rhythm, a single-day profit of 5500 USDT is entirely achievable.
The key is not to blindly follow the trend. The strategy must be clear: when to chase, when to withdraw, and the decisiveness of execution directly determines the outcome. Many people jump into the market upon seeing the trend, but the result often ends up being a slap in the face from the market.
The underlying logic of steady profit-making is actually very simple—understand the market rhythm, wait for certainty signals, and then act decisively. The changes in Federal Reserve policy during this cycle are indeed driving the re-pricing of major assets. As a representative of risk assets, Ethereum's volatility environment has instead provided space for fine-tuned operations.
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TokenomicsPolice
· 17h ago
Basically, it still depends on the rhythm. Last time, I chased the high and got stuck now.
Is 5500 per order? Just listen to it. If it can appear stably, then it’s a miracle.
The trading opportunities before and after the FOMC are indeed real, but most people simply can't grasp them.
Execution is the real core. There are more people who understand strategies, but few can make money.
Ethereum definitely provided an opportunity this time, but the risks are also there.
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GovernancePretender
· 12-11 16:00
That's right, but I'm afraid I lack that resolve. Seeing a 5500 profit makes me itchy, and ultimately I get caught in a trap.
Every day I talk about clear strategies, but when it comes to critical moments, I still chase highs and sell lows...
FOMC events like this are indeed a double-edged sword; both opportunities and traps are right there.
Wait, wait, wait, does this wave still have to fall? It feels like it has already rebounded.
Sounds very reasonable, but the question is how to confirm that "certainty signal." Can anyone explain it clearly?
Here we go again, decisively taking action... Easy to say, but why don't people cut losses decisively when they are losing?
Volatility is high, but the risks are not exaggerated either. 5500 is probably the limit in extreme cases.
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token_therapist
· 12-11 15:45
Sounds good, but to be honest, I've heard this kind of "precisely hitting the rhythm" statement too many times. And the result? Most people are still chasing highs and selling lows.
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MevTears
· 12-11 15:45
5500 USDT is indeed tempting, but I still stick to my original point — one wrong move in the rhythm and everything's ruined.
It sounds nice, but in practice, who isn't the one getting slapped in the face?
Wait, can this FOMC wave really stabilize at 5500? Why do I feel like every time it's said, the result is a quick liquidation?
Chasing the trend blindly is easy to talk about, but when the market starts moving, your mind gets foggy haha.
The key is to have discipline; not every opportunity needs to be copied. Only when you understand this can you make steady profits.
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SurvivorshipBias
· 12-11 15:40
That's right, the key is not to chase blindly, but to wait for confirmation signals.
I prefer this kind of solid analysis, no hype, no blackening, just pure logic.
5500 a lot? It depends on the rhythm, not every time can you hit the exact point.
When the Federal Reserve makes a move, these risk assets start to bounce, volatility really is a double-edged sword.
To put it simply, it's still about execution. If you see the trend and don't act, it's a waste.
Market rhythm, for those with enough insight, they've already bottomed out.
But I've seen too many "precise operations" end up getting caught, so be careful.
Steady and prudent is the way to win; don't mess around with flashy strategies.
This wave indeed has opportunities, but the premise is that you really do your homework, not gambling.
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PositionPhobia
· 12-11 15:38
It's easy to say but hard to do, how many can truly keep up with the rhythm?
A daily profit of 5500 sounds great, but missing out and getting trapped are equally painful.
The key is discipline; otherwise, even the best strategy is useless.
Following the herd is the most deadly; rushing in when you see prices rise is really asking for trouble.
Rhythm is indeed very important, but it seems most people are armchair strategists in hindsight.
Waiting for signals sounds simple, but when it comes to execution, your hands start to tremble.
When volatility is high, making money is fast, but so is losing money... this is the fate of risk assets.
#美联储联邦公开市场委员会决议 $ETH has released many opportunities during the fluctuations before and after the Federal Reserve FOMC decision. In the recent correction phase, short-term bearish strategies indeed have a certain logic—if you can accurately grasp the rhythm, a single-day profit of 5500 USDT is entirely achievable.
The key is not to blindly follow the trend. The strategy must be clear: when to chase, when to withdraw, and the decisiveness of execution directly determines the outcome. Many people jump into the market upon seeing the trend, but the result often ends up being a slap in the face from the market.
The underlying logic of steady profit-making is actually very simple—understand the market rhythm, wait for certainty signals, and then act decisively. The changes in Federal Reserve policy during this cycle are indeed driving the re-pricing of major assets. As a representative of risk assets, Ethereum's volatility environment has instead provided space for fine-tuned operations.