2025-12-27 06:00:11

#数字资产市场动态 ETH currently in this wave of the market, my approach is very simple—follow the bulls.

The position building phase is stuck between 2925 and 2910, there's no need to chase perfect entry points. Liquidity is indeed average; entering in small batches reduces slippage and preserves your profits. 2900 is the strict stop-loss line; it must be enforced rigorously. Use small losses to test and learn, don't wait until a breakdown to react.

Take profit in three steps. Quickly close a position at 2960—lock in profits when the market looks good, this is for short-term peace of mind. At 2980, reduce your position and hold the rest, continue to observe and see if a bigger trend can develop. 3010 is the final stronghold; keep this part of the position and patiently wait for a strong breakout.

The core idea is: in an environment with low liquidity, don't expect a skyrocket. Small stop-losses and phased entries and exits are the way to go. Under the premise of not overtrading, not overleveraging, and reducing risk, seeking profits this way allows for longer survival.

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Rekt_Recovery

· 18h ago

ngl the small stops hitting different after getting liquidated three times last cycle... this guy gets it fr fr

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LiquidationWizard

· 18h ago

Gradually taking small positions with this approach is indeed stable and lasts much longer than those aggressive traders who go all-in.

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ProveMyZK

· 18h ago

Staggered light positions are indeed reliable, but the key is human nature to let you down at critical moments. --- Once 2900 breaks, you have to run; there's no point in hesitating. --- Living longer > making quick money, everyone understands this principle but can't do it. --- When liquidity is poor, playing with precise take-profit orders is a bit difficult. Have you tried real trading? --- Not over-leveraging is the core; everything else is details. --- It looks simple, but actual execution is extremely difficult, especially around 2960—taking profits when it's good, because FOMO will ruin everything once it kicks in. --- This wave of market movement doesn't have many big opportunities; it's better to stay cautious.

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GateUser-a5fa8bd0

· 18h ago

Staggered small positions with this strategy really has no problem; I'm just worried about being reckless and chasing the high later. This wave of liquidity is indeed a pain, the 2900 level must be firmly defended. It sounds good, but executing it is still so difficult. Small stop-losses lead to repeated losses; you need to have a very strong mentality. Can 2980 really extend into a big trend? It feels a bit overthought. I admire not wanting to fight the market; much stronger than those gamblers' mentality. Leaving so much position at 3010, aren't you afraid of another sharp drop?

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