Ethereum's recent adjustment point is really good. Seeing the price fall back to 3180, I didn't hesitate to go long, with at least about 100 points of upward space in front of me.
Specifically, I have positioned long positions in the range from 3199 to 3298, a span of 99 points, and I have also kept leverage relatively conservative. But this is just an opportunity from a technical perspective—the real test lies in risk management.
You see, professional trading has never been about predicting the market, but about how to survive in the fast-paced switching between long and short positions. Market direction shifts often happen in an instant, and many people become cannon fodder when they can't clearly see this turning point, being hit by rapid counter-movements. Mainstream coins like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and SOL are highly correlated; any abnormal movement in one can influence the overall rhythm. So rather than blindly chasing highs, it's better to prioritize risk management.
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GasBandit
· 01-06 22:51
Risk management is very important, but it seems that most people are just talking about it.
Buying the dip at 3180 really takes guts; I'm still watching.
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WalletAnxietyPatient
· 01-06 22:40
Speaking of which, those who truly make it to the end are risk management players, not prediction emperors.
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DevChive
· 01-06 22:30
Ha, this wave at 3180 is indeed a good entry point, I am also watching.
Wait, how many times is your leverage "conservative"? You're being so vague.
Oh my, it's that highly correlated set again, really can't avoid it every time.
You're right, risk management is the way out, but hearing you say that, I actually feel a bit anxious.
A 100-point space sounds like a lot, but if it really breaks in the opposite direction, it will be really painful.
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OnChainArchaeologist
· 01-06 22:22
Risk management is well explained, but when it comes to reversal, no one can hide.
Ethereum's recent adjustment point is really good. Seeing the price fall back to 3180, I didn't hesitate to go long, with at least about 100 points of upward space in front of me.
Specifically, I have positioned long positions in the range from 3199 to 3298, a span of 99 points, and I have also kept leverage relatively conservative. But this is just an opportunity from a technical perspective—the real test lies in risk management.
You see, professional trading has never been about predicting the market, but about how to survive in the fast-paced switching between long and short positions. Market direction shifts often happen in an instant, and many people become cannon fodder when they can't clearly see this turning point, being hit by rapid counter-movements. Mainstream coins like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and SOL are highly correlated; any abnormal movement in one can influence the overall rhythm. So rather than blindly chasing highs, it's better to prioritize risk management.