#密码资产动态追踪 Just finished handling some personal matters and habitually glanced at the candlestick chart and liquidation board. A quick look showed everything in the green—$1000RATS, $ETH, these two are dropping especially painfully. From 3300 directly down to 3080, the most common question I received was: "Is there still hope for the long position entered at 3280?" Honestly, rather than obsessing over whether to save or not, it's better to admit that the initial direction was wrong from the start. This wave of decline is very pure; there’s no decent rebound or gentle correction, indicating that big players have no intention of giving people an escape route. A couple of days ago, they hovered around 3300, looking like they couldn’t fall further, but in reality, they were wearing down patience and creating a false illusion of support. Once the long positions accumulate to a certain point, they will break the bottom directly, and the price will start to drop sharply. The current signals are very clear: the trend is weakening, the MACD has just formed a death cross, and selling pressure is significantly greater than buying pressure. This indicates that funds are orderly withdrawing, not just panic selling. Can you bottom fish? My advice is straightforward—hold steady, don’t move. In a falling market, catching the bottom is mostly luck; if you miss it, you’re in deep. Also, don’t think about shorting to turn around; sudden rebounds can happen at any time. These rebounds are meant for shorts and those reducing their positions, and those who can’t catch them will only keep falling. Markets always move in phases. Right now, staying alive is more valuable than trying to guess the correct direction. Share your thoughts in the comments—have you held through this wave?

January 10 Morning Short-term Trading Strategy: If Ethereum first drops, go long around 3067-3055, take profit near 3100-3130, and set stop loss if it falls below 3030 with a rebound stop loss. If it first rises, go short around 3115-3133, take profit near 3075-3055, and set stop loss if it breaks above 3160 with a pullback exit. The two levels provided by the host are for light positions to be placed in batches. Short-term trades should aim for a 50% profit, then reduce positions to protect capital. The above strategy is only personal opinion and not investment advice. Prohibit 🚫 from heavy positions and anti-positioning!!!

#密码资产动态追踪 Just finished handling some personal matters and habitually glanced at the candlestick chart and liquidation board. A quick look showed everything in the green—$1000RATS, $ETH, these two are dropping especially painfully. From 3300 directly down to 3080, the most common question I received was: "Is there still hope for the long position entered at 3280?" Honestly, rather than obsessing over whether to save or not, it's better to admit that the initial direction was wrong from the start. This wave of decline is very pure; there’s no decent rebound or gentle correction, indicating that big players have no intention of giving people an escape route. A couple of days ago, they hovered around 3300, looking like they couldn’t fall further, but in reality, they were wearing down patience and creating a false illusion of support. Once the long positions accumulate to a certain point, they will break the bottom directly, and the price will start to drop sharply. The current signals are very clear: the trend is weakening, the MACD has just formed a death cross, and selling pressure is significantly greater than buying pressure. This indicates that funds are orderly withdrawing, not just panic selling. Can you bottom fish? My advice is straightforward—hold steady, don’t move. In a falling market, catching the bottom is mostly luck; if you miss it, you’re in deep. Also, don’t think about shorting to turn around; sudden rebounds can happen at any time. These rebounds are meant for shorts and those reducing their positions, and those who can’t catch them will only keep falling. Markets always move in phases. Right now, staying alive is more valuable than trying to guess the correct direction. Share your thoughts in the comments—have you held through this wave?