2026-01-02 18:23:28

ETH this wave of market fluctuations has been messing with me for quite a while. The ups and downs of the market really test people's mental resilience. Last night, I stayed up late watching the candlestick charts and finally caught some opportunities. The gains were pretty good, so I plan to share a small red envelope with everyone.

When watching the market, some people get excited along with the market, while others get trapped and feel very uncomfortable. To be honest, the market's ups and downs are just like that—sometimes it's about trading time for space, and sooner or later, you'll break even. The real test is whether you can survive until that day. As long as you don't get liquidated and keep your positions under control, that's the most basic and core survival rule in futures trading.

Too many people ignore this point and end up taking a fall. Instead of betting big, it's better to be steady and cautious. Fellow traders, keep going!

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AirdropHunterXM

· 4h ago

Haha, I totally understand staying up late to monitor the market, just worried about missing that final opportunity. I was also watching last night, saw you caught a good entry point, it really tests your mentality. Most people are the ones who get washed out repeatedly. The key is to stay alive; once you get liquidated, it's basically over. So risk control really can't be neglected.

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DaisyUnicorn

· 4h ago

Staying up all night to monitor the market... I understand, it's like waiting for a flower to bloom in a garden. If the timing isn't right, rushing won't help. Position control is truly the first rule of survival; without it, there's no point in talking about profits.

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GweiTooHigh

· 4h ago

It's that same late-night routine again. Luckily, I didn't chase the high.

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4am_degen

· 4h ago

Staying up all night to monitor the market is really impressive; I've been through that too. Haha, this round definitely tests your mentality, but on the other hand, those who get liquidated are the real victims. You're right about position management; I've seen too many people go all-in and then all-out. Sharing such a generous red envelope, you're quite the guy, bro.

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BlockchainBrokenPromise

· 4h ago

Staying up late to monitor the market definitely strains the brain, but on the other hand, those who are trapped are probably feeling pretty anxious right now. Want to take a big gamble? Forget it, haven't we all learned enough from margin calls? Position control is the real key; otherwise, what are we waiting for to break even? This round of market fluctuations is indeed exhausting, but as long as you haven't been wiped out, there's still a chance.

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OnchainHolmes

· 5h ago

Staying up late to monitor the market is really exhausting, but it's worth it if you can catch the opportunity. When it comes to position management, too many people don't take it seriously, and then they get liquidated. It's hard to watch. Sharing red envelopes is fine, but I really want to hear how you are planning your moves this time. Steady and sure wins the race—there's nothing wrong with that, but sticking to it is the hardest part. I didn't catch up last night; is it still possible to chase today?

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