#以太坊行情解读 The short-term opportunity window for buying the dip is very narrow. If you run too fast, you'll survive; if you're too slow to react, you'll get eaten — this has been my deepest realization recently.
I've seen some accounts lose everything from high levels, no matter how much they've accumulated before. A wrong decision at a critical moment can turn everything into bubbles. Honestly, there are no secrets in the market; big accounts are just bigger chives caught in deeper traps.
My current stance is cautious; I don't want to be overly bearish. The daily support is right in front of me, and my plan is very clear:
**The phased deployment range is 2500-2800. I will build positions gradually within this range.** If it really breaks below 2500, then I will seriously evaluate stop-loss points. I am using a 1:3:6 phased approach for both spot and futures — starting small, adding more chips, and finally the main force moves in.
I've already let go of chasing shorts. Sometimes, choosing the right side is more prudent. Once the 15-minute chart stabilizes, I can try to take a position, but to truly feel secure in building a position, I will wait for the 1-hour and 4-hour charts to confirm the bottom. Although this might cause me to miss the absolute lowest point, it helps avoid unnecessary震荡止损.
$ETH The next step depends on whether the support can hold in the coming days. Patience and phased thinking are my requirements for myself.
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AirdropHunterKing
· 12-17 20:27
Bro, I get your batch pace of 2500-2800, but I'm just worried that if the support breaks, we'll have to look for lower levels.
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FreeMinter
· 12-17 20:27
A big account is just a big leek, this saying really hits home haha
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NotFinancialAdvice
· 12-17 20:19
Oh yeah, you're right. A single decision at a critical moment can wipe out all the gains.
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MEVSandwichVictim
· 12-17 20:04
This is my style, steady and incremental without chasing shorts. 2500-2800 is my sweet spot.
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SigmaBrain
· 12-17 20:00
Well said, breaking down the layout into batches is indeed a reliable strategy. Much smarter than when I was all-in before, haha.
#以太坊行情解读 The short-term opportunity window for buying the dip is very narrow. If you run too fast, you'll survive; if you're too slow to react, you'll get eaten — this has been my deepest realization recently.
I've seen some accounts lose everything from high levels, no matter how much they've accumulated before. A wrong decision at a critical moment can turn everything into bubbles. Honestly, there are no secrets in the market; big accounts are just bigger chives caught in deeper traps.
My current stance is cautious; I don't want to be overly bearish. The daily support is right in front of me, and my plan is very clear:
**The phased deployment range is 2500-2800. I will build positions gradually within this range.** If it really breaks below 2500, then I will seriously evaluate stop-loss points. I am using a 1:3:6 phased approach for both spot and futures — starting small, adding more chips, and finally the main force moves in.
I've already let go of chasing shorts. Sometimes, choosing the right side is more prudent. Once the 15-minute chart stabilizes, I can try to take a position, but to truly feel secure in building a position, I will wait for the 1-hour and 4-hour charts to confirm the bottom. Although this might cause me to miss the absolute lowest point, it helps avoid unnecessary震荡止损.
$ETH The next step depends on whether the support can hold in the coming days. Patience and phased thinking are my requirements for myself.