#以太坊行情技术解读 Last night's interesting market movement recap. Around 7 o'clock, large on-chain addresses started building long positions one after another, but upon closer inspection, their average prices were all clustered at high levels—this routine feels a bit familiar. At the time, I judged that this might just be a false move, so I immediately took a reverse position, switching from long to short and dumping aggressively. The market responded, and ultimately I secured over 200 points in profit. The key to this successful operation was: don’t blindly follow the crowd, and carefully analyze the true cost basis of these large holders' positions. Often, the crowd's location is a trap. During this ETH oscillation, on-chain data proved to be more reliable than emotional judgment.
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SmartContractWorker
· 17h ago
It's the same old story, the tactic of large investors accumulating shares has been overused. On-chain data is indeed useful, but being at over 200 points isn't that impressive; the key still depends on the holding period.
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TestnetFreeloader
· 17h ago
Ha, it's the usual routine again. Large investors fake a move, and we counter accordingly. Gaining over 200 points is really good.
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CryptoWageSlave
· 18h ago
Haha, another classic manipulative tactic. piling up positions at high levels indeed works repeatedly
Over 200 points is good, but the key is that few dare to take contrarian actions. most people get scared when they see large traders moving
On-chain data is indeed more reliable than following the herd, but then again, not many can read it correctly. most are just gambling on luck
This wave of oscillation suggests ETH still needs to be shaken out. protecting your positions is more important than anything else
But for us workers, reaching 200 points means it's time to take profits. being too greedy easily leads to a pullback
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ForkLibertarian
· 18h ago
A typical false alarm — when the average price is high, you should have realized it. Big players just do this to shake out others.
#以太坊行情技术解读 Last night's interesting market movement recap. Around 7 o'clock, large on-chain addresses started building long positions one after another, but upon closer inspection, their average prices were all clustered at high levels—this routine feels a bit familiar. At the time, I judged that this might just be a false move, so I immediately took a reverse position, switching from long to short and dumping aggressively. The market responded, and ultimately I secured over 200 points in profit. The key to this successful operation was: don’t blindly follow the crowd, and carefully analyze the true cost basis of these large holders' positions. Often, the crowd's location is a trap. During this ETH oscillation, on-chain data proved to be more reliable than emotional judgment.