#加密生态动态追踪 ETH is repeatedly fluctuating around 3100. Is it that every time I buy, I get trapped, and every time I sell, I regret? The candlestick charts are blinding, but the market still hasn't broken out.



From a technical perspective, there is a deeper logic here. 3080 supports the lower side, 3150 presses from above, and the 3050 to 3150 range is the current active trading zone. Without a valid breakout, there is no one-sided trend.

Instead of guessing the direction, it's better to embrace the range fluctuations. The Bollinger Bands mark support and resistance levels clearly, making it easier to follow the chart. During this oscillation cycle, the rhythm of buying high and selling low is more crucial than predicting the trend. A complete upward and downward cycle presents a profit opportunity. There's no need to bet on the big direction; steadily capturing gains within the range is more reliable.
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MissedTheBoatvip
· 14h ago
Coming back to this again? Listening to "buy high, sell low" a hundred times, but it still gets smashed down. Missing the move is my true skill; I excel at inverse trading. Bollinger Bands? Indicators are all lies; waiting for the 3080 break. Range trading sounds good, but in reality, a shaky hand means total loss. Honestly, instead of studying this, regular investing is more practical. Is it time to admit defeat again? Sigh.
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APY追逐者vip
· 14h ago
3080 to 3150, with such a small margin, what are you waiting for here? It's already been eaten up.
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BearMarketMonkvip
· 14h ago
Honestly, I've heard this theory countless times, but the key is execution. I've tried high selling and low buying, and the result is that it always rises right after I sell and falls right after I buy. That feeling... I've even smashed the screen. Range trading is indeed more reliable than gambling on the direction, but within the 3050 to 3150 range, half of the transaction fees are eaten up. No matter how beautifully the Bollinger Bands are drawn, they can't change the fate of retail investors. As the saying goes, without sufficient capital, you can't expect to capture the full volatility. Every time they say they'll steadily earn intra-range profits, but when it comes to actual trading, it turns into steadily losing one's underwear.
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BearEatsAllvip
· 14h ago
Staring at the candlestick charts for three days, my eyes are blurred, and we're still bouncing around 3100 back and forth. Truly incredible. Talking about buying high and selling low sounds easy, but in practice, who isn't a contrarian prophet? Hey. Range-bound oscillation is indeed more reliable than betting on the direction, but the problem is my hands tremble. I've also looked at Bollinger Bands, but I just can't grasp the selling point, always wanting to wait a bit longer. Intra-range gains sound stable, but I'm afraid of a sudden crash that could wipe me out instantly.
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