2025-12-27 13:22:54

How is Ethereum doing? I just want to talk about my trading approach.

In options trading, my strategy is to hold firm. The 2950 price level is where I buy options, and then, starting with a principal of 8000U, I add to my position on every dip. This rhythm has been repeated continuously.

To put it simply, this is my trading method — starting with 600U and now, every time, I do it this way.

I am well aware that big players will inevitably push the price aggressively at some point. I wait for that moment. The Ethereum options market has a strong sense of rhythm; as long as you understand the fluctuation patterns, the opportunity to go all-in is right in front of you.

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MEVHunterBearish

· 10h ago

Sticking to this routine so many times, I'm just worried that one time I won't hold on and will go bankrupt. Just for fun?

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LiquidityWhisperer

· 10h ago

Hold on to it to the end. This wave of momentum is indeed easy for big players to manipulate, but once you get the hang of it, it's just that simple.

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MultiSigFailMaster

· 10h ago

Holding tight and adding more on dips—this kind of thing really requires mental resilience. Playing with 600U must have involved quite a few moments of liquidation so far, right?

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RektCoaster

· 10h ago

Playing the game of holding onto options seems to cater to the big gamblers' mentality; if you can't grasp the rhythm, you're likely to suffer significant losses.

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CryingOldWallet

· 10h ago

This guy is really tough. I respect his method of stubbornly holding onto options. 600U still repeating the same strategy now, how much luck is involved? Trying to understand the volatility pattern and go all-in? Just listen, don’t really believe it. Adding full position at 2950, waiting for big players to push the market... this logic sounds so mystical. Options, to put it simply, are about gambling mentality. He just happens to win a few rounds. Going all-in and waiting for a double? That requires a lot of resilience. I can't do that. Are you serious, or is it just luck that’s mistaken for a strategy?

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CoffeeNFTrader

· 10h ago

The courage to hold on to the end is indeed there, it's just that I'm afraid a sudden dump might wipe everything out to zero.

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