"Teacher, ETH hasn't reached the target price yet. What should I do now?" Recently, this is the most common question I receive. Speaking of which, since my last heavy position adjustment, I haven't changed my main holdings for seven days. But don't think I'm slacking off; in fact, I've been busier than ever. Many people believe that "waiting is a waste," but in this circle, those who can make big money are often the ones who know how to wait. Today, I want to share my real operations during the ETH waiting period—full of practical insights.

First, let me clarify: waiting does not mean doing nothing. Rather than "waiting," it's more like "accumulating advantages." Here's how I do it. Every day, I spend time reviewing ETH's technical trends—looking at moving averages, trading volume, support and resistance levels—to confirm whether my target price is still reliable. After all, the market changes, and my approach needs to adjust accordingly. Second, studying industry news is crucial. The progress of Ethereum's technical upgrades and the movements of big funds are the real factors influencing ETH's medium-term trend. Lastly, I review all my past trades to see which operations led me into pitfalls, so I won't repeat them next time.

Mindset management is especially important. The days of waiting test your patience—seeing others make quick money in short-term trades can be tempting, and it's easy to get caught up in the trend. My approach is simple and straightforward: I directly uninstall my trading app from my phone. I only check the market at fixed times each day; at other times, I do whatever I need to do. Because, ultimately, emotional fluctuations are the biggest enemies of trading. The more nervous you are, the easier it is to make stupid decisions. Of course, I occasionally use small funds to "scratch the itch" and practice, but I will never change my overall strategy just because I see others making money.

In summary: the core of trading has never been about frequency, but about the right direction.